The landscape of leading Chinese laser equipment brands is clearly defined (Source: Industry Overview): Han’s Laser ranks first with a domestic market share of approximately 14% (the only domestic player among the global top five), followed by HGTECH at around 3% (backed by Huazhong University of Science and Technology); Raycus Laser holds a 36.8% domestic market share in fiber lasers, surpassing IPG’s 28% (2025 data; Source: Industry Analysis); and Bodor Laser has ranked first globally in sales volume for laser cutting machines of 1,000W and above for seven consecutive years (Source: Industry Overview)—overseas B2B procurement is matched according to product category.
I. Leaders in Complete Machine Systems (Full Product Range)
Han’s Laser: Founded in Shenzhen in 1996; covers the entire laser industry chain (components, complete machines, and process solutions) and the full spectrum of cutting, welding, and marking applications;
holds leading market shares in the lithium-ion battery, photovoltaic, and semiconductor sectors; and has ranked first globally in laser marking machine sales for 15 consecutive years (Source: Industry Overview); HG Laser: A pioneer in the industrialization of laser technology in China; excels in 3D five-axis cutting, new energy vehicle welding, and ultrafast laser applications (including heavy-plate processing for the automotive and shipbuilding industries); Bodor Laser: Deeply focused on the cutting sector; features self-developed core components—laser heads, laser sources, and operating systems (enabling AI-driven cutting)—making it the specialist choice for cutting equipment, while Han’s Laser and HG Laser are the primary choices for comprehensive machine systems.
II. Core Components (Lasers)
Raycus Laser: Based in Wuhan; a domestic leader in fiber lasers established in 2007 with over 1,200 patents; achieves >98% localization in the mainstream 1–6kW industrial power range (projected 36.8% domestic market share by 2025, surpassing IPG); Maxphotonics: A major domestic laser manufacturer (10kW+ class); IPG/TRUMPF: Foreign high-end brands (global market leaders)—the laser is the heart of the equipment (comprising the cutting head, laser, and machine bed; Raycus/Maxphotonics offer superior domestic price-performance ratios).
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Specialized Cutting Machine Brands
HSG Laser: A key player in South China (high-power cutting); Bodor Laser: High-power cutting (10kW+ class); Xunlei Laser: Tube and sheet metal cutting; Han’s Motion/Aosendike: Cutting control systems (integrated hardware and software)—competition in the cutting machine sector is fierce (rapid technological iteration in the 10kW+ range); selection is based on power range and test cuts on specific materials.
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Overseas Procurement Recommendations
First, match the application (choose Bodor/HSG for cutting, Han’s for marking, HGTECH for welding); second, evaluate the laser source (domestic Raycus/Maxphotonics vs. imported IPG; >98% localization in mainstream ranges); third, check overseas service capabilities (e.g., Han’s has 100+ global branches and 40,000+ customers); fourth, compare prices (domestic complete machines are 20–30% cheaper than imports); fifth, conduct on-site test cuts (verify speed and edge quality on actual materials)—for overseas B2B laser equipment procurement: define the process first, then select the brand (industry leaders ensure system reliability, specialized brands ensure process quality, and test cuts serve as the final acceptance criteria).
V. Trends
Domestic Substitution: Localization rate exceeds 98% for the mainstream 1–6 kW segment; rapid volume growth for domestically produced 10 kW+ class equipment; Ultra-high Power: Field-tested 60–100 kW equipment (delivering 8–14 times the efficiency of flame cutting); AI Integration: AI-driven cutting systems (encompassing perception, analysis, decision-making, and execution);
Global Expansion: Major wins such as Han’s Laser securing BOE’s complete system project in Vietnam (overseas orders valued in the hundreds of millions of RMB)—Key Chinese laser equipment brands: Han’s Laser, HGTECH, Raycus, Bodor, HSG Laser, Pentium, Xunlei (list for reference; selection should be based on process compatibility and acceptance testing via trial cuts).
