(HSG Laser: Foshan, China) -- HSG Laser, a global leader in metal-shaping equipment and solutions, announces the grand opening of its newest manufacturing facility in Jinan, China—a key milestone in its global manufacturing and supply strategy. This state-of-the-art facility bolsters HSG Laser’s expansive production network, complementing existing bases in Foshan, Suzhou, Bangkok, and other strategic locations worldwide.

With an investment of $68.3 million, the Jinan facility was fully self-funded, highlighting HSG Laser’s financial resilience and dedication to its customers. Positioned as one of 2024’s largest laser-cutting equipment production projects, it plays a critical role in achieving the company’s ambitious goal of surpassing 10,000 units in annual global production capacity. Beyond meeting the growing global demand for advanced laser-cutting solutions, the Jinan base contributes significantly to local employment and economic growth.

Adding to the excitement, the grand opening ceremony featured the debut of HSG Laser’s groundbreaking 120 kW ultrahigh-power laser-cutting machine. This revolutionary innovation sets a new industry benchmark with its exceptional performance and cutting-edge features. Designed with a specialized high-power machine bed, it minimizes deformation during high-power cutting, ensuring ultrahigh brightness, outstanding efficiency, and remarkable stability. Delivering twice the brightness of 100 kW models, and a transmission distance of up to 40 meters, the 120 kW laser is equipped with fourth-generation Yb-doped fiber technology and third-generation ultrahigh-power transmission systems, guaranteeing stable energy output and superior beam quality.

The machine achieves unparalleled cutting speed, improving performance for thick metal sheets by 50% to 200%. Additionally, its advanced residual material system enhances production capacity by 200% and material utilization by 175%, significantly reducing costs and waste while promoting sustainable manufacturing practices.

HSG Laser’s commitment to research and development continues to solidify its leadership in the metal-shaping industry. By May 2024, the company had deployed more than 25,000 units worldwide. Backed by research partnerships in Japan, strong recognition in Europe and the Americas, and a growing global manufacturing network, HSG Laser looks forward to collaborating with global partners to redefine industry standards and shape the future of laser-cutting technology.