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RAITO at EuroBLECH 2026: High-Power Fiber Laser Sources in Hannover
RAITO Opto Electronics participates in EuroBLECH 2026, Hannover Messe (20–23 Oct) — showcasing 1 kW to 20 kW CW fiber laser sources for sheet metal cutting and welding OEMs.

RAITO Opto Electronics will participate in EuroBLECH 2026, the 28th International Sheet Metal Working Technology Exhibition, held at the Hannover Exhibition Grounds (Hannover Messe), Germany from 20 to 23 October 2026.
As the world's premier exhibition for sheet metal, tube, and section processing, EuroBLECH 2026 convenes global manufacturing leaders under the theme 'For a Stronger Future – Smart & Sustainable Production'.
What RAITO Showcases in Hannover
RAITO exhibits its comprehensive continuous-wave (CW) fiber laser source range — from 1 kW single-module units up to 20 kW high-power systems — engineered specifically for demanding CNC sheet metal cutting, laser welding, and automated surface treatment systems.
Key technical highlights for visiting machine builders include electrical-optical conversion efficiency exceeding 40%, diffraction-limited beam quality (M² ≤ 1.1) for high-speed precision cutting, and hardware-level back-reflection protection allowing safe, continuous processing of copper, brass, and aluminum.
OEM Partnerships for European & Global Machine Builders
As machine integrators seek high-reliability, service-accessible, and cost-effective fiber laser engines, RAITO offers an independent OEM partnership model with open industrial communication standards (EtherCAT, Modbus, 24V I/O) and robust modular architecture.
Our engineering team will be available across all four days at Hannover Messe to discuss technical parameters, duty-cycle qualifications, and integration specifications.
Plan a Meeting with Our Engineers
Attending EuroBLECH 2026? Connect with RAITO's leadership and application engineers in advance to arrange a technical meeting during the show.
Have a cutting, welding or cleaning requirement? Talk to the engineers who build the source.
Talk to an Engineer