Another First for Jinan Enterprise, New Peak for China’s Smart Manufacturing — Bodor Laser Leads Global Sales for Seven Years Running
In March 2026, according to data from the Qianzhan Industry Research Institute, Bodor Laser has achieved the No.1 in global sales of laser cutting machines (1kW and above) for seven consecutive years. In 2025, amid ongoing challenges in the global manufacturing sector, including supply chain restructuring and geopolitical pressures, Bodor Laser once again surpassed 10,000 units in laser cutting machine sales, becoming the only company in the global laser cutting industry to hold the top position for seven consecutive years. This sustained leadership, spanning multiple economic cycles, goes far beyond mere sales figures—it reflects the profound transformation of China’s high-end equipment manufacturing from scale expansion to value upgrading. The underlying driving force lies in Bodor Laser’s long-standing commitment to an integrated, multi-dimensional strategic development approach.
Recently, at the Shenzhen International Industrial Manufacturing Technology and Equipment Exhibition (ITES), Bodor Laser held a grand unveiling ceremony for its achievement of “No.1 in global sales of laser cutting machines for seven consecutive years.” Chen Chao, Secretary-General of the Laser Processing Committee of the Chinese Optical Society; Shao Huo, Secretary-General of the Guangdong Laser Industry Association; Chen Like, Founder of the Qianzhan Industry Research Institute; and Han Zonglu, General Manager of Bodor Laser’s Domestic Marketing Center, attended the event alongside a large audience to witness this historic moment.
At the ceremony, Han Zonglu reviewed the company’s key innovations over the past year: the DreamSpace Super Factory delivered over 10,000 units annually; the South China headquarters was established in Shenzhen, forming a coordinated north-south development pattern; three products received Germany’s Red Dot Awards; and the self-developed enterprise-level AI assistant was fully deployed to empower core business operations. He stated that, standing at a new starting point, Bodor Laser will move forward with full determination toward becoming No.1 globally in quality, innovation, and brand strength.
Chen Chao noted that “seven consecutive years as global No.1” is not only a corporate achievement, but also a vivid reflection of China’s laser industry evolving from a follower to a parallel competitor and ultimately to a global leader. Shao Huo remarked that the establishment of Bodor Laser’s South China headquarters in Shenzhen has injected new vitality into the laser industry cluster in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. Chen Like emphasized that this achievement is not the result of a short-term surge, but a systematic validation of Bodor Laser’s comprehensive innovation capabilities, spanning production capacity, research and development, design, and intelligent manufacturing. As the plaque was jointly unveiled, Bodor Laser, with its remarkable seven-year championship record, once again demonstrated the extraordinary strength of China’s high-end manufacturing to the world.
Behind Bodor Laser’s seven consecutive years at the top of global laser cutting machine sales lies a clear and steadfast strategic development system. From its early days, the company recognized the core value of laser processing equipment as a high-end industrial mother machine, and decisively eliminated non-core businesses with nearly RMB 100 million in annual revenue. Adhering to the principle of “not entering a second category unless we are No.1 globally,” Bodor Laser has remained deeply focused on the laser cutting field. This strategic discipline has been consistently maintained throughout its development and has become an irreplicable structural advantage.
Technological advancement serves as the core driving engine. Over the past five years, Bodor Laser has invested hundreds of millions of RMB in research and development, with a team of several hundred engineers overcoming multiple industry bottlenecks. From the full in-house development and production of the three core components—laser head, laser source, and operating system—to the accumulation of hundreds of patents and multiple international design awards, including five Red Dot Awards and four iF Awards, the company has established itself as a global leader in industrial design within the laser industry.
In 2025, Bodor Laser built a comprehensive product matrix around three major systems: high-speed and high-precision, full-scenario adaptability, and intelligent manufacturing production lines. In the high-speed and high-precision segment, the SK Series high-speed tube laser cutting machine, with a maximum acceleration of 2.7G and a rotation speed of 260 r/min, has increased overall processing efficiency by more than 20%; the SC Series sheet metal laser cutting machine achieves a cutting speed of 180 m/min, doubling efficiency while improving precision by 20%, meeting the stringent requirements of industries such as automotive parts and precision sheet metal processing.
In terms of full-scenario adaptability, Bodor Laser has established a clear product hierarchy: the C, EA, and EC Series serve as reliable entry-level solutions with high cost-performance; the Dream Series represents the pinnacle of precision and reliability, enabling import substitution in segmented markets; the Space Series specializes in 3D curved surface processing; and the Rocut Series innovates coil processing workflows. This product matrix ensures comprehensive support for customers throughout their entire manufacturing lifecycle, from initial adoption to industry leadership.
In intelligent manufacturing, Bodor Laser’s competitiveness lies not only in providing top-tier standalone equipment, but also in enabling true productivity transformation through the creation of “lights-out factories.” With laser cutting, bending, and welding as core technologies, the company seamlessly integrates intelligent material storage systems and automated loading and unloading solutions, achieving automated material flow and 24-hour continuous production. In addition, 2025 marked the beginning of Bodor Laser’s AI era, with the full deployment of its self-developed AI assistant, driving the deep integration of “AI + laser manufacturing.”
In terms of global expansion, Bodor Laser’s three major manufacturing bases worked in coordination in 2025 to establish a high-quality global delivery network with efficient responsiveness. Domestically, the DreamSpace Super Factory, covering 74,000 square meters, exceeded 10,000 units in annual output, achieving dual breakthroughs in capacity and efficiency. The South China headquarters, established in Shenzhen and fully operational, forms a “north-south synergy and two-way empowerment” pattern with Jinan, significantly enhancing service coverage in key markets such as the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
Internationally, the Thailand factory serves the Southeast Asian market with a footprint of 9,000 square meters and an annual production capacity of 3,000 units, acting as a key hub for localized service and rapid response. To date, Bodor Laser has established more than 10 overseas subsidiaries in countries and regions including the United States, Germany, Japan, and Brazil, with products exported to over 180 countries and regions, achieving near-global coverage. From mature markets in Europe to emerging regions along the One Belt and One Road initiative , Bodor Laser continues to see strong demand, with exhibitions attracting significant attention and orders surging worldwide.
Standing at the new historical starting point of the early stage of the 15th Five-Year Plan period, Bodor Laser has outlined a clear strategic blueprint for the future. In 2026, the company will focus on achieving RMB 4.6 billion in new orders as its core annual target, while continuing to consolidate its global sales leadership, accelerate product structure upgrades, and enhance channel capabilities to support high-quality growth and lay a solid foundation for its long-term strategy.
Looking ahead, with Dream Park as a new starting point, Bodor Laser will uphold its pioneering spirit and target a scale of RMB 20 billion, striving to reach the top of the global laser equipment industry and achieve “five global No.1s” in sales volume, revenue, quality, innovation, and brand strength. In 2026, the company will continue to use innovation as its key driver, expand its technological and business horizons, maintain long-term investment in cutting-edge technologies, improve innovation processes and commercialization mechanisms, optimize innovation management systems, and stimulate organization-wide creativity. At the same time, it will deepen its focus on its three core product areas—sheet metal cutting machines, tube cutting machines, and welding machines—while continuously advancing high-speed and high-precision technologies, industry-specific equipment, and automated production lines. With the full operation of the Dream Park global headquarters, Bodor Laser’s integrated advantages in R&D collaboration, manufacturing efficiency, and global operations will continue to be unleashed, contributing to the high-quality development of China’s laser equipment manufacturing industry.
From six to seven consecutive years at the top, Bodor Laser has demonstrated through sustained leadership that China’s high-end equipment manufacturing has steadily progressed from catching up to leading the global stage. Behind this achievement lies strategic focus, technological breakthroughs, and a robust product ecosystem, all serving as a testament to the value transformation of “Made in China.” Seven consecutive championships are not the end, but the starting point of a new journey. With its innovation-driven and focused development model, Bodor Laser is accelerating global industrial progress, while China’s advanced manufacturing continues to write a new chapter in the global high-end laser cutting equipment industry with growing confidence.
