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Hymson Novolas – Fertigung

Develops and manufactures laser plastic welding systems for precise joining of thermoplastics in series production.

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Hymson Novolas AG

Sarnen (CH)New on Amplifa

1998Founding of the LPW division (Leister)
2025Founding of Hymson Novolas AG
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Sarnen, SwitzerlandHeadquarters
around 25 yearsLPW experience

About Hymson Novolas

Hymson Novolas AG specializes in laser plastic welding (LPW) and develops and manufactures systems for the precise, contact-free joining of thermoplastics. The company traces back to the LPW division of the Leister Group, founded in 1998, and was acquired by Hymson in 2025. The product portfolio includes standalone systems (Novolas TTS, Novolas WS-AT, Novolas WS-AT RTT, Novolas MAXI), modular integration systems (Novolas Basic S/M, Novolas Inline Welder) as well as optics such as LineBeam. Processes include mask welding, Globo-Welding for complex 3D components, 3D-Mask technology and 2µm laser technology. In addition to selling systems, the company offers consulting on material selection and weld seam design, welding tests in application centers, turnkey integration, commissioning, training as well as maintenance and spare parts service. Customers come from the automotive, medical technology, electronics, consumer goods, industrial equipment and packaging sectors. The headquarters is located in Sarnen, Switzerland.

Site
Sarnen
Processes
Laser Plastic Welding, Mask Welding, Globo-Welding (3D welding), 2µm Laser Welding Technology, 3D Mask Welding Technology, Welding Tests / Process Validation in Application Centers, Consulting on Material Selection & Weld Seam Design, Consulting (material selection, weld seam design)
Materials
Thermoplastics (transparent), Thermoplastics (absorbent), Laser Plastic Welding, Mask Welding, Globo-Welding, 3D-Mask Technology, 2µm Laser Technology
Founded
2025
Industries
Automotive, Medical Technology, Electronics & Electrical Engineering, Consumer Goods, Industrial Equipment, Packaging
  1. 01

    Consulting (material selection, weld seam design)

  2. 02

    Welding tests in application centers

  3. 03

    Planning & implementation

  4. 04

    System construction (turnkey and integration systems)

  5. 05

    Installation & training

  6. 06

    Service, maintenance & spare parts

Materials & Processes

LPW

Laser Plastic Welding

Contact-free joining of a laser-transparent thermoplastic with an absorbent thermoplastic across the weld seam.

MW

Mask Welding

Mask-based process for precision in the hundredth-of-a-millimeter range, awarded the Swiss Technology Award 2000.

GW

Globo-Welding

3D welding process for complex component geometries, Swiss Technology Award 2004.

3DM

3D-Mask Technology

Technology developed jointly with customers for project-specific 3D applications.

2µm

2µm Laser Technology

Laser beam source in the 2-micrometer range for an extended range of materials and applications.

Locations

Sarnen

CH

Headquarters, development and manufacturing

Materials
Thermoplastics (transparent, absorbent)
  • Novolas TTS
  • Novolas WS-AT
  • Novolas WS-AT RTT
  • Novolas MAXI
  • Novolas Basic S
  • Novolas Basic M
  • Novolas Inline Welder
  • LineBeam optics

Inside the production

Hymson Novolas – Sarnen site
Hymson Novolas – Sarnen site
Service & Support
Service & Support

Industries

AutomotiveMedical TechnologyElectronics & Electrical EngineeringConsumer GoodsIndustrial EquipmentPackagingMedical & HealthcareElectronics & ElectricalConsumer & LifestyleIndustrial EquipmentPackaging

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Laser Plastic WeldingJoining––––Thermoplastics (laser-transparent + absorbent)
Mask WeldingJoining––––Thermoplastics
Globo-Welding (3D welding)Joining––––Thermoplastics
2µm Laser Welding TechnologyJoining––––Thermoplastics
3D Mask Welding TechnologyJoining––––Thermoplastics
Welding Tests / Process Validation in Application CentersEngineering–––––
Consulting on Material Selection & Weld Seam DesignEngineering–––––

8 Anlagen & Maschinen

MachineManufacturer / modelQuantityWorking areaYear builtSite
Laser plastic welding system (standalone)Hymson Novolas Novolas TTS–Desktop system, compact2015Sarnen, Switzerland
Laser plastic welding systemHymson Novolas Novolas WS-AT RTT–––Sarnen, Switzerland
Laser plastic welding system (modular)Hymson Novolas Novolas WS-AT––2009Sarnen, Switzerland
Laser plastic welding system for large componentsHymson Novolas Novolas MAXI––2022Sarnen, Switzerland
Modular laser welding systemHymson Novolas Novolas Basic M–––Sarnen, Switzerland
Modular laser welding systemHymson Novolas Novolas Basic S–––Sarnen, Switzerland
Integrated inline welding systemHymson Novolas Novolas Inline Welder––2025Sarnen, Switzerland
Optics / beam sourceHymson Novolas LineBeam–––Sarnen, Switzerland

Additional services

Consulting (material selection, weld seam design)Welding tests in application centersPlanning & implementation of laser welding solutionsTurnkey and integration systemsOn-site installation & trainingMaintenance contracts, remote support, spare parts & repair

History

  1. 1998

    Founding of the LPW division by Leister Group

  2. 2000

    Breakthrough in mask welding; Swiss Technology Award 2000

  3. 2004

    Introduction of Globo-Welding; second Swiss Technology Award

  4. 2009

    Launch of the modular Novolas WS-AT

  5. 2015

    Release of the desktop system Novolas TTS

  6. 2017

    Joint development of 3D-Mask technology with customers

  7. 2018

    Research and application of 2µm laser technology

  8. 2022

    Launch of the Novolas MAXI for large components

  9. 2025

    Hymson acquires the LPW business from Leister; founding of Hymson Novolas AG and launch of the Inline Welder

  10. 2026

    New plant goes into production

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