Aerospace components: Jet engines, turbine blades, and structural components require extremely reliable and precise welding to withstand high pressure and high temperature.

The automotive industry: key components such as gears, transmissions, and brake components, among which precision welding contributes to the overall safety and functionality of vehicles.

Medical equipment: Implants and surgical tools must comply with strict safety and biocompatibility regulatory standards.

Electronics: Small scale welding of components such as connectors, switches, and sensors, typically using techniques such as laser welding to ensure accuracy and prevent damage to nearby components.

Energy industry: The frames and components of solar panels are precision welded to ensure durability and service life, which is particularly important for outdoor applications.

Turbine components: Both wind turbines and hydraulic turbines rely on precision welded components to improve their efficiency and operational reliability.

Research and development: Many customized experimental equipment used in scientific research are assembled through precision welding to meet the unique specifications of experimental devices.