By Hateng Laser | 10 min read
Hateng Laser is a Bhiwandi-based marking machine company with exactly two products: the HS107 table top dot pin machine and the HLF30 laser marking machine. The HS107 makes a physical, indented mark by striking the part with a pin. The HLF30 marks without contact, using a fiber laser for codes, logos, text and deep engraving on metal. Between them, they cover the two main ways industrial parts get permanently marked.
Key insights
- Two machines, two marking methods: one strikes the part, the other marks it with light.
- The choice starts with your part, not the machine: what the mark must survive and how small it needs to be decide most cases.
- The factory sits in one of India’s biggest logistics hubs: Bhiwandi is on the doorstep of Mumbai and Thane.
- Prices are quoted ex-works and for sale in India only: freight and terms are settled alongside the quote.
Start with a sample part
Before you ask which machine is better, pick up the part you need to mark and ask what happens to it next. If it gets painted, blasted or knocked around, you’re probably looking at a pin. If it needs a small scannable code or a clean logo, you’re probably looking at a laser.
If you’ve landed here after searching “laser hatang“, “hateng” or something close, you’re in the right place. Hateng Laser is the company, and the whole range fits in a single sentence: one dot pin machine and one fiber laser marking machine.
That’s a short list compared with catalogues that run into dozens of models. For a buyer, it makes the first decision much simpler. Instead of comparing a dozen near-identical options, you’re choosing between two different ways of marking a part.
This piece introduces the company, explains where it’s based, walks through both machines and helps you work out which one fits your parts.
Who is Hateng Laser?
Hateng Laser offers marking and engraving machines built around precision, portability and performance, from a factory address in Bhiwandi, Maharashtra.
Based in Bhiwandi
The company lists its factory at Building No. A-3, Gala No. 6, Radhe Krishna Group (RKG) Park, Mumbai-Nashik Highway, Pimplas Village, Bhiwandi 421302.
Two machines, nothing else
The range is the HS107 table top dot pin machine and the HLF30 laser marking machine. Every enquiry comes down to one of these two, or both.
Finding the name
Buyers type the brand in several ways, including “hateng”, “hateng laser” and “laser hatang”. All of them lead to the same company and the same two machines.
| At a glance | Detail |
| Company | Hateng Laser |
| Location | RKG Park, Mumbai-Nashik Highway, Pimplas Village, Bhiwandi 421302 |
| Products | HS107 table top dot pin machine, HLF30 laser marking machine |
| Pricing basis | Ex-works, valid for sale in India only, subject to change |
| Contact | sales@hateng-laser.com, +91 80973 91254 |
Why does Bhiwandi matter to a buyer?
Close to Mumbai and Thane
Bhiwandi sits about 20 km north-east of Mumbai and 15 km north-east of Thane, within the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. For buyers across the Mumbai, Thane and wider Maharashtra industrial belt, that’s a short trip.
A logistics hub
The town is known as one of Asia’s largest warehousing hubs, with major e-commerce and courier companies running distribution centres there. For machines priced ex-works, that means arranging collection and freight from a well-connected location.
On the highway
The factory address is on the Mumbai-Nashik Highway, which makes it straightforward to reach by road from both Mumbai and the Nashik side.
What is the HS107 table top dot pin machine?
The HS107 is a table top marking machine that marks parts by striking the surface with a pin, forming characters and codes from a series of small indented dots.
How dot pin marking works
The pin strikes the part rapidly, and each impact leaves a small dent. Rows of dents make up letters, numbers, logos or 2D codes. Because the mark is physically pressed into the part, it isn’t a layer on the surface that can wear off.
What the table top format suits
A table top machine sits on a workbench, and parts are placed under the marking head. It suits workshops marking batches of parts such as nameplates, components and tooling at a fixed station.
What to ask for
The HS107 product page doesn’t publish a detailed specification, so ask Hateng Laser for the marking area, supported materials and depth for your parts when you enquire. Our comparison of the HS107 and a laser marking machine for a small manufacturing unit is a useful read before that conversation.
What is the HLF30 laser marking machine?
The HLF30 is a fiber laser marking machine that marks without touching the part.
What ships with it
The machine unit with laser source, a galvo scanner with F-theta lens, EZCAD marking software, a red light preview and focus tool, and USB and power cables. It’s supplied ready to use on delivery.
What it’s specified for
Serial numbers, QR and Data Matrix codes, logos, barcodes and text, deep engraving on metal, and marking on anodised and coated surfaces. Typical work includes tools, auto parts and electronic components.
Lead time and warranty
The standard model has a lead time of four to five days. It carries a one-year warranty on the laser source and a one-year warranty on the machine. Full details are on the HLF30 laser marking machine page.
How do the HS107 and HLF30 compare?
They aren’t a basic and a premium version of the same thing. They’re two different technologies.
Contact versus non-contact
The HS107 physically strikes the part. The HLF30 uses a laser beam, so nothing touches the surface.
What the mark looks like
A dot pin mark is a pattern of dents you can feel. A laser mark can be a surface colour change, a cleared coating or a recess, depending on settings and material.
What wears
A dot pin machine has a marking pin that wears with use and is replaced from time to time. A fiber laser has no marking pin or ink to replace.
| HS107 table top dot pin machine | HLF30 laser marking machine | |
| Marking method | Pin strikes the surface | Fiber laser, no contact |
| Mark type | Indented dots | Surface mark, cleared coating or engraving |
| Main consumable | Marking pin | None of the pin or ink kind |
| Published inclusions | Ask Hateng for details | Source, scanner and lens, EZCAD, preview tool, cables |
| Lead time published | Ask Hateng | Four to five days, standard model |
| Warranty published | Ask Hateng | One year on source, one year on machine |
Which machine fits your part?
Marks that have to survive later processes
If parts are painted, powder coated, shot blasted or heat treated after marking, an indented dot pin mark tends to hold up better than a light surface mark.
Small codes and fine detail
Scannable Data Matrix codes on small components, fine logos and dense text are where a laser has the edge.
Traceability either way
Direct part marking puts information such as serial numbers, part numbers, date codes and barcodes permanently onto the part itself, and both dot peen and laser marking are recognised methods. The right one depends on your part and what happens to it next.
| Your need | Likely fit |
| Serial numbers on parts that get painted afterwards | HS107 |
| Scannable QR or Data Matrix codes on small parts | HLF30 |
| Logos and text on finished products | HLF30 |
| Marks on anodised or coated surfaces | HLF30 |
| Simple, durable marks at a bench station | HS107 |
| Deep engraving on metal | HLF30 |
What does a two machine line-up mean for buyers?
A simpler first decision
Choosing between two different methods is easier than choosing between a dozen similar models. Once you know which method your parts need, the model follows.
Each machine has a clear job
The HS107 is for indented marks at a bench. The HLF30 is for non-contact laser marking, codes and engraving. There’s little overlap to confuse the choice.
Some workshops use both
Plants with a mix of rough parts and finished products sometimes use dot pin marking for one and laser marking for the other.
How do pricing, delivery and support work?
Ex-works pricing
Hateng Laser’s prices are ex-works, valid for sale in India only and subject to change, with terms and conditions extra. Freight and taxes are arranged alongside the order.
Lead time
The standard HLF30 model has a lead time of four to five days. For the HS107, confirm current availability when you enquire.
Warranty
The HLF30 carries one-year warranties on the laser source and the machine. Ask for HS107 warranty terms with your quote.
How do you get in touch?
What to send
Photos or samples of your parts, the material, what you need to mark and roughly how many parts a day. That’s enough for Hateng Laser to point you towards the right machine.
Contact details
Email sales@hateng-laser.com or call +91 80973 91254. Appointments can be booked through the same channels.
Where to find the factory
RKG Park, Mumbai-Nashik Highway, Pimplas Village, Bhiwandi 421302. Contact the team before visiting so the right person is available. You can also start from the Hateng Laser homepage.
Wrapping up
Hateng Laser keeps its range to two machines, and each one does a clearly different job. The HS107 table top dot pin machine presses durable, indented marks into parts at a bench. The HLF30 fiber laser marks without contact, handling codes, logos, text, deep engraving and coated surfaces. Most buyers can work out which they need just by looking at their part and asking what happens to it next.
From its factory address in Bhiwandi, close to Mumbai and Thane and inside one of the country’s busiest logistics hubs, Hateng Laser quotes both machines ex-works for buyers across India.
If you’re not sure which method suits your work, send a sample part and a short note on what you need to mark to sales@hateng-laser.com, and ask for a recommendation.
FAQs
What machines does Hateng Laser offer?
Two: the HS107 table top dot pin machine, which marks parts with indented dots, and the HLF30 laser marking machine, a fiber laser system for codes, logos, text, deep engraving and coated surfaces.
Where is Hateng Laser located?
Hateng Laser lists its factory at Building No. A-3, Gala No. 6, RKG Park, Mumbai-Nashik Highway, Pimplas Village, Bhiwandi 421302, Maharashtra, about 20 km north-east of Mumbai.
Is “laser hatang” the same as Hateng Laser?
Yes. “Laser hatang” is a common way people search for Hateng Laser, the Bhiwandi company offering the HS107 table top dot pin machine and the HLF30 laser marking machine.
What is the difference between a dot pin and a laser marking machine?
A dot pin machine strikes the part with a pin to form indented dots. A laser marking machine uses a beam with no contact, producing surface marks, cleared coatings or engraving, and suits small codes and fine detail better.
Which is better for marking parts that get painted later?
A dot pin machine like the HS107 is usually the better fit, because its indented mark is pressed into the part and tends to remain readable after painting, coating or blasting, where a light surface mark can disappear.
How are Hateng Laser machines priced?
Prices are quoted ex-works, valid for sale in India only and subject to change, with terms and conditions extra. Contact sales@hateng-laser.com or +91 80973 91254 for a current quote.