Union Intelligent CNC Industrial Park A&B, Hefei, China 231131
Exhibition
SUDA Laser Draws Global Buyers at SIGN CHINA 2026 with CNC Machines
From September 15 to 17, SUDA Laser sent a team of eight business managers and technical engineers to SIGN CHINA 2026 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre in Pudong. At Hall W2, Booth G10, the company showcased three machines, attracting steady attention from domestic and international visitors over the three days.
The RVV Digital Cutter was kept running nonstop for live demonstrations across its 2500×1600mm worktable. One signage maker brought over a roll of PVC leather to test nested cutting and asked how the machine handled repeated cuts without position drift; another visitor enquired if it could switch between paper and thin metal sheets without manual tool changes.
Over at the F3000A Fiber Laser Cutting Machine with a 3000×1500mm table, sheet metal fabricators gathered to check cut edges on stainless steel samples they brought in person. Many asked about power consumption during continuous operation, alongside delivery lead times for custom bed sizes. Customers kept the team busy throughout the show. Mr. Ahmed, from an Egyptian signage company, spent nearly an hour discussing the F3000A's cutting speed on stainless steel for his Cairo workshop, while Ms. Camila, from a Brazilian leather goods manufacturer, tested the RVV's cutting quality on leather sheets and requested a quotation.
The compact SD3030 Desktop Laser Cutting Machine rounded out the booth display. Its 300×300 mm working space drew jewellers and small parts manufacturers. A few visitors ran test cuts on tiny metal blanks, mostly asking about engraving resolution and whether the unit could fit inside standard workshop cabinets. A German technical visitor, Mr. Lukas, evaluated the SD3030's precision on small metal tags and asked for sample cutting; an Indonesian distributor, Mr. Budi, inquired about spare parts and service support for the company's installed base.
Founded in 1992, SUDA Laser started with engraving machines before moving into laser cutting R&D in 2006. Today its product range includes fiber laser cutting machines, handheld fiber laser welders, engraving machines, press brakes, laser tube cutters, plate-and-tube combo machines, plus all consumables and spare parts. With products sold to 120 countries and offices in the US, Brazil, Poland and Mexico, the company is ready to welcome partners at the booth and beyond.
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