Vantix publishes CAD pricing: handheld laser welders from $32,000 (1.5 kW), $42,000 (2 kW air-cooled) and $52,000 (3 kW). Cutting, tube, structural and cleaning systems are configured to order; request a CAD quote. Every system includes a 2-year warranty and Canadian support from Lumby, BC.
"From" prices are entry configurations before options, delivery and installation specifics. They are real prices, not teaser figures: the same numbers appear on our laser welding machines page. If a table row says "request a quote," it is because that machine class genuinely has no single honest number; see the next section for why.
See the laser welding machines pageFiber cutting spans 3 to 60 kW in eight steps (3/6/10/12/20/30/40/60). Power sets thickness capability: at 60 kW the platform cuts steel to 5 in, stainless to 3.5 in, aluminum to 2.5 in. More kilowatts, more source cost, bigger chiller, bigger price.
The standard cutting bed is 5 by 10 ft; configurations run up to 12 by 60 ft. Bed size scales structure, rails and extraction, and it is the second-biggest lever on a sheet-cutting quote.
Tube machines come in 2-chuck, 3-chuck and 4-chuck builds, handling tube to 48 ft, round to 40 in diameter, wall to 1 in. A 4-chuck build for ultra-long thin-wall work prices differently from a 2-chuck standard-tube machine, which is exactly why the honest answer is a configured quote.
Semi-auto tube loading runs 6 to 7 tubes per cycle with bundle loading optional; cutting beds take zoned PLC dust extraction; the HPM line adds a dual-station layout and a ±45° bevel head on a modular base from 20 ft extendable to 200 ft. Every automation step removes labour and adds capital.
Welding is air-cooled at 1.5/2/3 kW or water-cooled at 2/3 kW for sustained duty. Pulsed cleaning is air-cooled at 200 to 300 W and water-cooled from 500 W up. Same head, different cooling, different price point.
Three honest reasons. First, configuration: the same machine family can vary severalfold in price between a base build and a long-bed, high-power, automated line, so a single number would mislead more buyers than it helps. Second, negotiation: most vendors treat price as a sales-call asset and publishing it would cost them leverage. Third, currency and duty: import-dependent sellers cannot hold a CAD number stable, so they quote deal by deal.
Vantix publishes what can honestly be published: the handheld welding ladder, where configurations are standard enough for a real "from" price, and the full spec drivers for everything else, so you can see what moves a quote before anyone calls you. On positioning against the premium brands, Vantix's own brochure puts its pricing at roughly 60% of the price of TRUMPF, the premium European brand it names, with comparable precision and no waiting for a tech to fly in from Germany. Judge that claim against a real quote on your own material.
This comparison comes straight from Vantix's own printed brochure. It is positioning, not an independent benchmark, and it is exactly what we tell buyers in person.
Parts move in 1 to 3 days in Western Canada; phone support is immediate and remote support same-day. When your line stops, hours matter, not weeks.
Vantix arranges equipment leasing, finance-to-own and hybrid structures through multiple financing partners, with most credit decisions inside 24 to 48 hours. Explore financing options before you assume a price is out of reach; the brochure's used-equipment line applies here too: new, warrantied, financed, often cheaper per month than maintaining aging plasma or legacy lasers.
The other half is what the machine earns. Most shops pay a 15 to 25% markup on outsourced tube work, and a qualified TIG welder costs $75,000 to $110,000 a year against a $32,000 welder that runs 4 times faster. Run your own numbers through the ROI math on our payback calculator.
Industrial fiber laser cutting systems are configured to order: power from 3 to 60 kW, beds from 5 by 10 ft to 12 by 60 ft, plus automation. There is no honest single number, so request a CAD quote. For context on what moves the quote, see the price-driver section above.
Vantix publishes the ladder: from $32,000 CAD for the 1.5 kW air-cooled unit, from $42,000 for the 2 kW air-cooled, and from $52,000 for the 3 kW platform. All include the 4-in-1 head for weld, clean, light cut and seam-clean.
Configuration variance, negotiation leverage, and currency exposure. Vantix publishes where configurations are standard enough for an honest "from" price (handheld welding) and publishes the full spec drivers for everything else.
Yes. All published Vantix pricing is in CAD, quoted from Lumby, BC. No exchange-rate surprises between quote and invoice.
Yes. Leasing, finance-to-own and hybrid programs through multiple financing partners, with most credit decisions inside 24 to 48 hours. See the financing page for structures and the qualification process.
