Guangzhou, China — FEIJU brought its newest generation of high-performance CO₂ glass laser tubes to the Canton Fair, drawing strong interest from machine builders, system integrators, and overseas buyers. Designed and manufactured in-house, the product line targets mainstream applications in signage and display, industrial cutting, and crafts engraving, with a clear focus on three customer priorities: stability, service life, and energy efficiency.
At the booth, FEIJU displayed multiple power classes and lengths to fit common cutting and engraving platforms. The tubes are engineered for consistent output and clean beam quality, which directly supports tighter dimensional control and smoother edge finishes on materials such as acrylic, wood, leather, coated paper, and selected plastics. Exhibited units are drop-in compatible with most CO₂ cutting and engraving machines, allowing fast commissioning and straightforward replacement in existing production lines.
A recurring theme in visitor conversations was total cost of ownership. FEIJU’s tubes are built for long duty cycles and reduced maintenance frequency, helping users cut unplanned downtime as well as consumable and service spend. Stable output over time also reduces rework and scrap, which is especially valuable for signage and craft workflows with high visual requirements and frequent small-batch runs.
Core advantages highlighted at the show
Stable power, higher precision: Smooth, steady output supports accurate cutting paths and consistent engraving depth across long jobs.
Extended lifetime, lower maintenance: Optimized manufacturing and quality control contribute to durable performance and fewer replacements.
Energy-efficient operation: Improved efficiency helps reduce operating costs while supporting sustainability goals.
In live demos and technical briefings, FEIJU’s application team walked visitors through best practices for installation, alignment, cooling, and maintenance, emphasizing how proper setup unlocks the tubes’ full stability and lifetime potential. The team also shared reference settings for common materials and thicknesses, making it easier for first-time adopters to achieve good results quickly.
Traffic at the booth remained steady throughout the fair, with notable interest from OEMs looking to standardize a reliable tube source for export-oriented machines. Several integrators scheduled post-show sample tests and pilot orders, and distributors from Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and South America expressed intent to add FEIJU’s tubes to their spare-parts portfolios. Visitors repeatedly cited three reasons for shortlisting FEIJU: predictable beam quality for precision work, practical gains in lifetime and maintenance intervals, and broad compatibility with existing equipment.
FEIJU will continue to invest in CO₂ laser component R&D and manufacturing, expanding capacity while strengthening application support and after-sales service. For companies that could not attend the Canton Fair, FEIJU invites you to contact the team for datasheets, evaluation units, and technical consultations. The company also provides OEM/ODM cooperation for machine builders seeking stable supply, application guidance, and responsive global support.
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