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LSP Technologies’ LaserPeen™ processing extends the fatigue life and strength of metal parts, such as aerospace turbine engine components, increasing safety and saving lives.

LSP Technologies’ Laser Bond Inspection ensures that bonded structures, such as aircraft, bridges, buildings, and automobiles are properly bonded, which ensures the integrity of those structures.

LSP Technologies, Inc. is a premier provider of laser peening services in the United States and internationally and was founded to commercialize laser shock processing to innovate Laser Systems and Processes (LSP).

We collaborate with our customers to enhance their products with innovative laser Technology: increasing reliability, improving safety, and adding value.

From its inception, LSP Technologies, Inc. has been guided by two general principles

  1. To commercialize innovative high-energy laser technologies, and
  2. To advance technology that makes the world a safer place.

Initially, the Company’s emphasis was on commercializing a materials-processing technology known generically as laser peening, which has been branded by LSP Technologies as our LaserPeen brand of processing and equipment. Laser peening technology remains the Company’s primary technology emphasis.   Production laser peening has been a rapidly growing part of LSP Technologies’ business since production began in early 2003.

Since 2001, LSP Technologies has been developing new laser technologies that are now becoming significant revenue generators as they move closer to commercial products. The two most notable technologies are: Laser Bond Inspection (LBI) and Laser Mine Neutralization (LMN).

All of LSP Technologies’ commercialization efforts fall within these guiding principles.  They are all based on very unique and innovative laser technology and will help Make the World a Safer Place once they are fully commercialized.

  • Laser mine neutralization provides a means to neutralize landmines and improvised explosive devices (IED) from a safe distance.

As we look to develop and commercialize new technologies, we will first look to see that those technologies fit with our Guiding Principles.

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