SHENZHEN, China, April 23, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- Bodor Laser has ranked No. 1 globally in sales of laser cutting machines (1,000W and above) for the seventh consecutive year, according to audited data released by Qianzhan Industry Research Institute in March 2026. In 2025, the company exceeded 10,000 units in annual sales, remaining the only manufacturer to maintain this position for seven consecutive years—a milestone verified by industry-standard production benchmarks.

The recognition was announced at ITES 2026, where Bodor Laser showcased its ISO-certified manufacturing processes and global expansion.

Seven Years at No. 1: Global Leadership and Compliance

Over the past year, Bodor Laser expanded its operational capabilities. Its DreamSpace super factory delivered more than 10,000 machines, while its South China headquarters entered operation. All facilities adhere to rigorous international safety and environmental standards, ensuring that high-volume production never compromises equipment reliability.

“This milestone reflects our focus on technical safety and sustained investment in innovation,” said Zhan Zhihao, SVP at Bodor Laser.

The Strategy: In-House R&D and Technical Expertise

Bodor Laser’s leadership is rooted in a disciplined growth strategy. Over the past five years, the company has invested tens of millions of dollars in R&D, building a team of several hundred engineers. It has achieved full in-house development of core components—laser heads, sources, and control systems—ensuring seamless integration and superior safety fail-safes compared to third-party assemblies. This expertise is reflected in a substantial patent portfolio and international design awards like Red Dot and iF.

Product Portfolio: High-Precision, Safe Solutions

Bodor Laser provides comprehensive solutions, including the SK Series tube laser and SC Series sheet metal systems. Designed with user-experience at the forefront, these systems feature advanced protective enclosures and real-time monitoring to mitigate operational risks in automotive and precision sectors.

Beyond standalone units, the company’s integrated solutions combine cutting, bending, and welding with automated handling. By incorporating AI-driven diagnostics, Bodor systems can predict maintenance needs, reducing downtime and enhancing workplace safety.

Global Footprint: Localized Service and Support

Bodor Laser strengthens its presence through more than 10 overseas subsidiaries and technical centers in markets like the U.S., Germany, and Japan. With 3,500+ employees, Bodor provides localized technical support and safety training in 180+ countries, ensuring that global customers have immediate access to expert maintenance and operational guidance.