Description

Laser filling in composites refers to using a laser to deposit or melt material into a small gap, crack, or cavity within a composite structure, creating a localized repair or reinforcement. The laser provides precise, controlled heating that softens the resin or added filler without damaging surrounding fibers. This allows targeted restoration of strength and surface quality in components such as CFRP or GFRP parts, often used when repairing minor defects or preparing surfaces for bonding