What sets Laser Photonics Apart.
ORLANDO, Florida—Laser Photonics Corporation (LPC) has the answers to the $50 billion problem. They offer a broad range of industry-proven, standard laser blasting equipment for materials processing, corrosion control, and decontamination. In addition, their lines of subtractive and additive material processing systems cover nearly 80% of all standard industrial applications including marking, engraving, UID (Unique Identifier), scribing and cutting system.
Laser Photonics Corporation (LPC) enjoys the greatest number of unique selling propositions (USP) of any player in the industrial laser space. Because LPC systems are superior on multiple levels, they are the most imitated on the market. No single competitor can match the advantages of LPC. LPC has an unmatched depth of scientific, technical and manufacturing know-how under one roof. The combination of product knowledge and industrial experience gives LPC distinct advantages that allow them to be responsive and innovative like no other company.
The Laser Photonics™ brand is an intangible asset in our financial statements with more than 1500 high profile Fortune 500, Fortune 1000, and Inc. 5000 customer prospects as well as recognition as a global leader in manufacturing premium laser equipment. In contrast to notable players in the market, LPC is not limited by the use of any particular components. This affords LPC the agility to quickly develop solutions to address countless industrial applications, from powerful handheld systems to high-capacity automated production line processes. Consequently, LPC products are used in the widest range of commercial and industrial applications across the gamut of industries.
Because LPC develops systems for regulated industries and government agencies, they place high priority on ensuring that their systems are in compliance with government health, safety and environmental regulations designed to protect laborers and the environment. The market is under heavy regulatory pressure to abandon dangerous 19th century abrasives blasting and chemical cleaning processes for safe, clean & green alternatives. LPC leads the market in providing efficient, cost-effective systems that are in full compliance with FDA CFR, 1040.10. On January 25, 2021, President Joe Biden signed an executive order to further his “Buy American” agenda, which aims to bolster U.S. manufacturing through the federal procurement process. LPC’s “Made in America” industrial laser systems already meet the president’s “Buy American” requirement for purchase on USG procurements.
LPC’s technology-driven products are already disrupting the abrasives cleaning market, and as a recognized leader in laser photonics research, systems development and product production, LPC is well-positioned to own a sizable piece of the laser cleaning market. Laser Cleaning is the only clean and compliant alternative to obsolete legacy cleaning systems, which are being regulated out of existence in order to safeguard workers’ health and the environment in a practical, cost-effective manner.
LPC’s industrial-grade products are researched, designed, tested and built in-house by credentialed laser physicists, software engineers and industrial design engineers. LPC is recognized as a leading pioneer and disruptive innovator, which is shaping the landscape of the industrial laser photonics marketplace. Since they own the intellectual property (IP) that they develop, their systems are cutting-edge and state-of-the-art, including solid state, integrated optics systems that are fifty years beyond the inefficient resonator technology marketed by some competitors.
Consequently, as the word spreads about LPC’s unparalleled USP, they will further disrupt and dislodge a significant part of the estimated $50 billion annual global abrasive blasting market, especially in the United States, where government remedies in the form of tough regulations are driven by pressure from labor groups and environmental advocates.
The price to operate abrasives-based systems has simply become too high, not just in the costs of systems, ongoing maintenance and blasting media expenses, but also in terms of fines, law suites, environmental damage and human suffering. LPC is price competitive with abrasive-based cleaning solutions, in part through their streamlined manufacturing process. LPC utilizes standardized subassemblies and components, as well as interchangeable common building block technologies, which enable the quick deployment of a wide range of equipment for a broad spectrum of applications to the end user markets. They maintain large inventories for service and repair, as well as expedited deliveries and training from their US-based research and manufacturing facility in Florida.
- Disruptive Technology Developed In-House
- Owner of Multiple Patents & Intellectual Property
- Quality & Reliability with MTBF greater than 50,000 hours
- Aggressive Pricing
- Scalable Power & Portability
- Convenient On-shore Location
- Adaptive to Multiple Applications
- Made in America
About Laser Photonics Corporation
Laser Photonics Corporation, based in Orlando, Florida, is the leading industrial company in high-tech laser systems for laser cleaning, laser marking, laser cutting, laser engraving, 3D printing, and other materials processing applications. Our systems are currently and historically, used by manufacturers in the aerospace, automotive, defense, energy, industrial, maritime, and medical industries around the world. The Laser Photonics brand is associated with a number of worldwide licenses and patents for innovative and unique laser products and technologies. Laser Photonics has, for over three decades, been the workhorse of industry-standard laser subtractive manufacturing. Laser Photonics systems have been implemented into the production and maintenance regimens of world-renowned organizations such as Sony, NIKE, 3M, Delphi, NNSY-Norfolk Naval Shipyard, NASA, Cannon Air Force Base, Eaton Aerospace, Blue Origin, GE, Caterpillar, Harley-Davidson, PPG, Eli Lilly, Smith & Nephew, Millipore, DuPont, Bosch, Gables Engineering, Champion Aerospace, Smith Aerospace, Metaldyne, and Heraeus.