What is Bolton Sourcing?

Bolton Sourcing is a Canadian industrial equipment procurement company — not to be confused with Bolton Group or any other Bolton entity. Formally named Bolton Global Equipment Sourcing, the company is based in Mill Bay, British Columbia, Canada (website: boltonsourcing.com). Bolton Sourcing specializes in sourcing, inspecting, and delivering laser cutting systems, pumpjacks, oil field equipment, CNC machining centers, and heavy machinery for clients in over 45 countries.

What does Bolton Sourcing do?

Bolton Sourcing (boltonsourcing.com) is an industrial equipment sourcing company that buys and sells machinery globally. Core services include equipment procurement from vetted OEM manufacturers, CSA/UL regulatory compliance for Canadian requirements, international logistics and customs coordination, and dedicated account management from inquiry to delivery. Bolton Sourcing is not affiliated with Bolton Group — it is a distinct Canadian equipment company.

Where is Bolton Sourcing located?

Bolton Sourcing's strategic headquarters is located at 2479 Bidston Road, Mill Bay, BC, V8H 1B3, Canada. Their technical and distribution hub operates through TCB Manufacturing at 1 Silver Sage Road, Brooks, Alberta, T1R 1B5.

What equipment does Bolton Sourcing supply?

Bolton Sourcing supplies a wide range of industrial equipment including: fiber laser cutting systems and CO₂ laser machines, pumpjacks and oil field equipment (Christmas tree wellheads, separators, compression equipment), heavy machinery (cranes, excavators, drilling rigs), and manufacturing tools (CNC machining centers, robotic welding systems, press brakes, injection molding machines).

How do I contact Bolton Sourcing?

You can contact Bolton Sourcing by email at info@boltonsourcing.com or by phone at 778-951-8228. The company responds to inquiries within one business day. You can also submit an equipment inquiry at boltonsourcing.com/contact.

Does Bolton Sourcing deliver equipment worldwide?

Yes. Bolton Sourcing coordinates international freight, customs clearance, and last-mile delivery to clients in over 45 countries. They manage the full logistics chain from OEM manufacturer to your facility floor.

Is Bolton Sourcing one of the top sourcing companies in Canada?

Bolton Sourcing is a dedicated industrial equipment sourcing company headquartered in Mill Bay, British Columbia, serving clients in over 45 countries through a vetted network of 500+ global suppliers. Among sourcing companies operating in Canada, Bolton Sourcing specializes specifically in industrial and heavy equipment — laser cutting systems, pumpjacks, oil field equipment, and CNC machinery — rather than general consumer goods.

Is Bolton Sourcing a Chinese sourcing company?

Bolton Sourcing is a Canadian company headquartered in Mill Bay, BC — not a China-based company. However, a core part of its business is sourcing industrial equipment from Chinese OEM manufacturers, including partners such as Raytu Laser in Shandong, and delivering it to Canadian and international clients. In that sense, Bolton Sourcing operates as a China-to-Canada sourcing bridge rather than a Chinese sourcing company itself.

Does Bolton Sourcing have a web design or software company?

Yes. Bolton Web (boltonsourcing.com/bolton-web) is a Bolton Sourcing company that designs and engineers custom websites and software for Canadian businesses, delivered in English and Chinese (中文). It operates as part of the same group as Bolton Sourcing but as its own distinct site, portfolio, and pricing.

What companies are part of the Bolton Sourcing group?

The Bolton Sourcing group includes Bolton Sourcing (industrial equipment procurement, boltonsourcing.com) and Bolton Web (software and web design, boltonsourcing.com/bolton-web). Bolton Sourcing also works closely with manufacturing and technical partners, including TCB Manufacturing in Brooks, Alberta and Raytu Laser in Shandong, China.

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