| | LSP Technologies was founded in 1995 and is the premier provider of laser peening equipment and services in the world. LSP Technologies is an specializes in the application of high power lasers to improve the endurance, performance, and safety of manufactured components for a broad array of industries, including aerospace, power generation, forging, and transportation.
LSP Technologies helped GE Aviation establish its in-house laser peening capability in the 1990s, while becoming an independent laser peening supplier for the rest of industry. LSP Technologies has laser-peened tens-of-thousands of components for OEMs in the aerospace and power generation industries.
In 2002 the company began working with Boeing, and Craig Walters Associates to develop a NDT laser system that interrogates an adhesive bondÂ’s strength to deliver a test of the bond and detect kissing bonds. In 2012 LSP Technologies delivered to the Boeing Company the first Laser Bond Inspection system.
In 2014 LSP Technologies is installing the highest power laser peening equipment in the world into its facility in Dublin, Ohio. LSP Technologies now offers a product line of high power, high-pulse-rate laser peening systems for sale. These systems range from 20 watts to more than 400 watts. They are available to OEMs, MROs, and all manufacturers for the first time, and can be customized to meet specific manufacturing requirements.
The company is AS9100/ISO9001 accredited, and at the forefront of the industry, delivering high quality laser peening services and turn-key laser peening systems to meet the demands of any business.
LSP Technologies is the only company in the world selling, installing, and integrating state-of-the-art laser peening equipment into the facilities of its customers. Equipment sales include an IP license to LSP TechnologiesÂ’ vast intellectual property portfolio, customer training, ongoing equipment service, and long-term technical support.
About Laser Peening:
Laser peening significantly improves fatigue resistance and fatigue strength, increasing the service life of parts by 2 to 20 times. Laser peening has saved OEMs and their customers tens of millions of dollars in maintenance and replacement costs. The benefit laser peening provides also delivers a competitive advantage to manufacturers and end users. Industries benefiting from laser peening as a value-adding process include: power generation (gas turbines, steam turbines, diesel engines, wind power engines); transportation (aircraft, ship, train, engine components); medical (replacement joints, implants, and surgical utensils); and manufacturing (tooling, presses, rolls, mills). | |
