Han’s Laser · Authorized Canadian Distributor
Professional fiber laser welding systems from Han’s Laser — engineered for stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, and galvanized plate. Weld, clean, and cut from a single handheld system.
Our Laser Welding Machines
Han’s Laser handheld welding systems are available in Canada through RiseTek Machinery. More models coming soon.
Han’s Laser · HW Series
CW and pulsed fiber laser output for welding, cleaning, and cutting — from a single ergonomic gun-style torch. No consumables, minimal distortion.
Three Functions · One Machine
Replace three separate machines with one system — one laser source, three nozzle heads.
High-speed, low-distortion fiber laser welding for sheet metal, structural fab, and precision assemblies — smooth beads, minimal spatter.
Non-contact ablation of rust, mill scale, paint, coatings, and oxides — no chemicals, no abrasives, no substrate damage.
Cut thin-gauge sheet stock with a narrow kerf and clean edge — no blade changes, ideal for trim cuts and short-run jobs.
Compatibility
Applications
Why Han’s Laser
Laser welding travel speeds exceed TIG by a factor of three on stainless and carbon steel — higher throughput, lower labor cost, faster turnaround.
Narrow HAZ and low spatter output dramatically reduces post-weld grinding and pickling — parts are finish-ready directly from the weld station.
Replace welding, cleaning, and cutting machines with one system — less capital investment, less floor space, less maintenance overhead.
Intuitive gun-style torch and touchscreen parameter library make skilled-quality welds accessible to operators without deep TIG experience.
Han’s Laser Smart Equipment Group is ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 certified — serving automotive, aerospace, and industrial manufacturers since 1996.
RiseTek Machinery provides on-site commissioning, operator training, and aftermarket support across Canada for every Han’s Laser investment.
Every machine carries a full one-year warranty. Warranty work is done by our own factory-trained technicians on site, with parts held in Canadian inventory — no waiting on an overseas shipment.
Terms to 84 months, structured around your cash flow. Tell us your volume and we will quote the machine and the monthly payment together.
The Decision
Most shops looking at a handheld laser welder are not replacing arc welding outright. They are moving a specific class of work off it — usually thin stainless or aluminum where distortion and rework are eating the margin.
Thin sheet, cosmetic joints, and anything where heat distortion causes rework. Up to three times faster than TIG on suitable joints, with a much narrower heat-affected zone. On stainless the reduced discolouration alone can remove a finishing operation.
Heavy sections and poor fit-up. Laser welding rewards tight, consistent joints; a gap that TIG would simply fill with more filler needs a wire feeder on a laser system, and beyond a point the arc process is still the right answer. Being straight about this matters — a laser welder bought to solve a fit-up problem will disappoint.
No filler consumables for the welding process itself, and no gas cylinder consumption for shielding on the same scale as TIG. Against that, protective optics in the torch are wear items. The honest comparison is labour hours saved rather than consumable cost.
If you are weighing this against your existing MIG setup, our guide on fiber laser welder vs MIG works through when the upgrade pays.
Production Fit
Volume decides whether a handheld system is the right answer more than material does.
A 3-in-1 system shifts that calculation, because the same machine covers pre-weld cleaning and post-weld oxide removal. Work that would otherwise queue for a separate process stays on one station.
Availability
Rise Tek is an authorized Canadian distributor for Han’s Laser. Machines are delivered and installed in every province and territory, with operator training included and service supported nationwide from our Mississauga, Ontario base.
That covers Ontario and Quebec through to British Columbia, the Prairies, Atlantic Canada and the territories. Installation and training are included wherever the machine ships, and ongoing service runs through the same team — see service coverage for how that works outside southern Ontario.
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