Frequently Asked Questions

What is laser welding?

Laser welding is a precise method of joining or repairing metal using a focused beam of light. It’s ideal for delicate work, intricate repairs, or components that can’t afford heat damage or distortion. Think of it as metalwork with a surgeon’s touch.

What industries do you work with?

Can you repair cracked or worn components?

Is laser welding safe for sensitive components?

Do you offer a collection or delivery service?

How do I get a quote?

Do you take on small, one-off jobs?

Where are you based?

We serve a wide range of sectors including: Medical,Jewellery,Automotive, Aerospace, Tooling & Moulding,General Manufacturing If it’s metal and needs fixing (or improving), we’ll take a look.

Yes. That’s one of our core services. We regularly restore cracked moulds, worn dies, or broken parts—saving clients the cost and time of full replacements.

Yes. One of the biggest advantages of laser welding is minimal heat input, meaning less distortion, no weakening of surrounding areas, and very precise control. It’s especially useful where tolerance is critical.

Depending on your location and the nature of the job, we can arrange secure collection and return of components. Drop us a message with the details and we’ll find the best option.

We’re based in Edinburgh, Scotland but serve clients across the UK. Many of our jobs are shipped in and out—laser welding is niche, so we’re set up to work remotely and efficiently.

Just hit the "Get a Free Quote" button, upload a few photos or diagrams of the part, and tell us what you're after. We’ll get back to you quickly with an estimate and turnaround time.

Absolutely. Whether it’s a single item or a regular production need, we treat every job with the same level of detail. No order is too small if it matters to you.