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About Canton Laser

A Guangzhou trading company that sells one category of equipment: Han's Laser handheld laser welding and marking machines.

What we do

One category, done properly

Canton Laser is an authorized distributor of Han's Laser handheld laser equipment. We do not sell cutting machines, we do not sell automation lines, and we do not sell everything a factory might need. We sell handheld welders and handheld markers, and we support the ones we sold.

That narrowness is deliberate. The questions buyers actually ask — which fibre core, air or water cooling, will it run on single-phase, what happens when a lens fails in month nine — are only answerable if you work in one product category every day.

We are based in Guangzhou, ship worldwide, and quote on WhatsApp rather than through a checkout. For industrial equipment, a conversation closes a deal and a shopping cart does not.

Start a conversation

Han's Laser production floor. Your machine is built here, not in a back room in Guangzhou.

How we work

Three steps, no theatre

You describe the job

Material, thickness, joint or mark, destination. A phone photo is enough to start. We do not ask for drawings before we will talk to you.

We name one model

And we name the trade-offs: the 35 °C ceiling on air-cooled units, the three-phase requirement on the 7 mm model, the service coverage in your country.

Quote, ship, commission

Price, lead time and Incoterm in writing. Remote commissioning over video when it lands, and a WhatsApp thread that stays open afterwards.

What we are not

We are not the manufacturer. The machines are Han's Laser's. We are an authorized distributor, and we say so rather than implying we build them.
We do not have service engineers in every country. On-site coverage exists in ten countries; elsewhere we support remotely and ship parts by express. We publish the list rather than let you discover the gap.
We do not quote performance we cannot source. If a number is not in the manufacturer's parameter table, it does not go on this site.
We do not publish prices. Configuration, destination and volume move the number, and a list price for industrial equipment starts arguments it cannot win.

The listed-giant advantage (SZSE: 002008)

What Han's Laser's US$2.05B engineering backbone actually means for your workshop

Every seller claims “factory direct”. Here is the difference between a group that has been building lasers since 1996 and a shop that bolts three vendors' boxes together — stated as what it changes on your floor, not as a corporate slogan.

Han's Laser fact

8,949 patents · 6,581 R&D engineers

One ecosystem, not a Franken-machine

What it means in your shopA white-label machine is a third-party laser source, a generic gun and an external feeder box that never quite speak to each other — which is why aluminium welds stutter and protective lenses die early. Han's Laser designs the fiber source, the built-in H300 dual-drive feeder, the sub-480 g QCS torch and the T-Mode anti-reflection optics as one system, and our field data shows lens burnouts dropping by roughly 60%.

Han's Laser fact

Founded 1996 · publicly listed group (US$2.05B revenue)

Ten-year parts security, not a trader who vanishes

What it means in your shopA large share of small assembly shops leave the market within a year or two, and their buyers are left with a machine nobody can service and no way to source parts. Every unit we ship carries a serial from a listed industrial group that has been making lasers since 1996 — genuine nozzles, lenses and board-level spares stay orderable for a decade, not for a season.

Han's Laser fact

3,000+ factory burn-in tests · Ophir lab verified

8.8 hours at full load, not a 30-minute slide

What it means in your shopClone machines lose a visible share of their power after half an hour of continuous welding, because cooling is the last thing anyone designs. Our phase-change air-cooled heads (-20 °C to +40 °C) and composite liquid-cooled heads (-20 °C to +45 °C, held to ±0.3 °C) keep output within ±1% to ±3% across 8.8 hours of nonstop production — so the 6 mm weld at the end of the shift matches the one at the start.

Tell us what you are welding.

Material, thickness, joint. We will tell you which model — and if the honest answer is that you should keep your TIG, we will say that too.

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