Manufacturing capabilities were in focus as Han’s Laser Technology Industry Group Co., Ltd. presented a broad suite of intelligent laser systems at Hannover Messe 2026, highlighting its end-to-end industrial solutions and expanding global strategy.
Held from April 20 to 24 at the Hannover Exhibition Centre, the event – widely regarded as a barometer of global industrial development – brought together exhibitors from more than 60 countries, with a focus on intelligent manufacturing, industrial energy systems, digital ecosystems and emerging technologies.
Han’s Laser exhibited at Booth B66-1 in Hall 17, where it demonstrated a portfolio spanning laser cutting, welding, cleaning and automation technologies.
The company said its presence underscored both its technological capabilities and its intent to deepen international collaboration.
The company highlighted its “one-stop integrated solutions” approach, presenting equipment developed through in-house research and innovation.
Its systems support applications including paint and rust removal, marking of non-metal materials such as leather and historical manuscripts, PCB and FPC micro-processing, drilling and cutting, as well as processing of brittle materials like glass and ceramics and OLED-related manufacturing.
Among the products introduced was a newly launched diode laser engraver, equipped with proprietary laser technology.
According to the company, the system drew strong interest from professional visitors for its efficiency, energy performance and level of automation.
Han’s Laser reported sustained engagement at its booth throughout the exhibition, with visitors from across Europe – including Germany, France, Italy and Spain – holding discussions with its technical and sales teams.
The exhibition appearance comes as the company marks its 30th anniversary and continues to expand its global footprint. Han’s Laser reported annual revenue of $2.67 billion in 2025, up 27% year-on-year, with overseas revenue reaching $313.98 million, a 4.72% increase. It said continued investment in digital and intelligent upgrades has supported growth in international markets.
The company also reported annual R&D spending of $296.62 million, targeting advancements in high-power and ultrafast lasers as well as intelligent control systems.
As part of its expansion strategy, Han’s Laser said it is transitioning from product exports to more localised industrial operations across global markets. It has recently increased its focus on Europe and Southeast Asia, including a $150 million investment announced in February to establish an overseas operations center in Southeast Asia.
The company said the move is intended to improve responsiveness to regional demand, enhance operational efficiency and support long-term international growth.
Looking ahead, Han’s Laser said it will continue to prioritise innovation, product quality and customer-focused development, while working with global partners to advance manufacturing toward greater automation, sustainability and efficiency.
