
Metalworking
Cut, bend and weld sheet, plate and tube.
41 models
Fiber lasers, press brakes, CNC routers and converting lines from 61 manufacturers. Supplied, installed and serviced across Canada.
96 machines across 17 types, from single shop machines to complete production lines.

Cut, bend and weld sheet, plate and tube.
41 models

Machines for cabinet, furniture and sign shops.
17 models

Lines for bags, cups, tableware and film.
38 models
61 brands, one Canadian contact for quote, delivery, installation and service.
Accurl · Altendorf · Amada · AXYZ · Baykal · Biesse · BLM Group · Bystronic · Chovyting · Chyi Yang · Dakiou · DenaliWeld · Durma · Ermaksan · Felder · Gaoda · GN Thermoforming Equipment (BMG) · GtmSmart · Gweike · Haco · Han's Laser · Hemingstone · Holz-her · HOMAG · HSG Laser · ILLIG · IPG Photonics · Jota · Kiefel · Kinetic · Laguna Tools · Lilin · Lincoln Electric · Lung Meng · LVD · Mamata · Martin · Mazak · Messer · Mingguo · Mingliang · MultiCam · Oyang · PMC (Paper Machinery Corporation) · Polystar · Rajoo · Ruida · SafanDarley · SCM · Seehope · Senfeng · Thermwood · Trumpf · Win Shine · Windmöller & Hölscher · WM Thermoforming · Xinke · xTool · Yawei · Zenbo · Zhengxin
Titan Group Equipment does not build machines. We work with 61 manufacturers in Japan, Switzerland, China, Germany, Italy, USA, Turkey, Belgium, Netherlands, New Zealand, Canada, Austria, Taiwan and India, and our job is to match your parts, materials and output to the machine that fits, whichever brand makes it.
You get one Canadian contact from the first spec sheet to the first production run: the quote, freight, installation, operator training, spare parts and service after go-live.
How we work Our servicesWe compare several manufacturers for the same job, so the recommendation follows your parts, not a single catalogue.
Machine, freight, installation and training priced together, so there are no surprises between the dock and the first part.
Technicians level, wire, calibrate and run the first batch with your operators.
Consumables, spare parts and service visits after go-live, from the same people who sold the machine.
Job shops, HVAC, trailers, agricultural and structural steel.
Kitchen, closet and store-fixture shops cutting panels every day.
Producers of cups, bags, plates, trays and takeout containers.
Routing acrylic, composite panel, foam board and wood.
Film extrusion, bag converting and thermoformed packaging.
We size the machine to your parts, target output and floor space.
Crated and insured from the factory to your loading dock.
Levelled, wired, calibrated and run with your operators.
Training, spare parts and service visits after go-live.

Regulations and import · 6 min read
Canadian plants run 347/600 V at 60 Hz; many imported machines expect 380 or 400 V at 50 Hz. Nameplate checks, transformers and approval explained.

Regulations and import · 7 min read
Canada's single-use plastics rules in 2026: the six banned items, the court fight up to the Supreme Court, and what it means for bag, cup and straw makers.

Regulations and import · 6 min read
How imported machines get approved in Canada: CSA, cUL and cETL marks, SPE-1000 field evaluation, provincial enforcement and what to ask suppliers.
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