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LightWELD 2000 XR
LightWELD 2000 XR Handheld Laser Welding & Cleaning System
LightWELD 2000 XR is the top model of IPG's handheld line, welding steel and 3 and 5 series aluminum up to about 8 mm (0 gauge) and doing pre-weld and post-weld laser cleaning with the same gun. Built-in presets cover the material range, wobble welding bridges wider seams, and filler wire can be added. The same source also drives IPG's LightWELD Cobot System for repetitive jobs.
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Specifications
- Laser power
- Up to 2000 W
- Cooling
- Air
- Steels
- Up to 0 gauge (0.313 in)
- Aluminum 3 and 5 series
- Up to 0 gauge (0.325 in)
- Aluminum 6 series
- Up to 3 gauge (0.229 in)
- Nickel alloy / titanium
- Up to 1 gauge (0.281 in) / 4 gauge (0.234 in)
- Copper
- Up to 8 gauge (0.129 in)
- Wobble welding width
- Up to 0.200 in
- Cleaning width
- Up to 0.600 in
- Wire welding
- Yes
Manufacturer data. Options and exact configuration are confirmed in your quote.
Where it fits
The LightWELD 2000 XR suits a metal shop welding steel and 3 or 5 series aluminum up to about 8 mm, where wobble welding bridges wider seams and the same gun also does pre- and post-weld cleaning without a tool change. Being air-cooled keeps the setup simpler than a chiller-based system, which matters for a shop without space or plumbing for water cooling. Built-in presets across the material range help a shop with varied jobs and less specialized welding staff get consistent results faster. A shop wanting to automate the same source into a repeatable production cell can pair it with IPG's own Cobot System rather than staying fully handheld.
Confirm before you order
- Confirm electrical supply and weight with a distributor, since IPG's own page omits these figures
- Check cleaning width (up to 0.600 in) against the surface prep the shop's welds actually need
- Verify aluminum series and gauge match the 3, 5 or 6 series capacity limits published


