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Since 1985, LTI has been a leader in the laser measurement industry. It’s an industry we pioneered with a laser the U.S. Government used to measure in-flight distances between planes, and we’ve been reinventing the way people gather data ever since. The uses for LTI’s patented technology runs the gamut, from a custom laser NASA uses in space to recreational rangefinders used by golfers and hunters around the world. With our professional lasers, we are constantly making it easier for people to collect data. For instance, LTI’s handheld reflectorless total station changed GIS mapping forever and our most recent pocket-sized laser with a 3-axis compass has made gathering field measurements safer and more efficient for everyone. LTI engineering also transformed the traffic safety world by introducing a portable laser speed gun that lets an officer pinpoint an individual vehicle even in dense traffic. We recently raised the bar once again with our all-in-one handheld video laser for speeding and tailgating enforcement. When you look back, our history of innovation speaks for itself—and it's what makes us Measurably Superior.

Laserline – The benchmark in the world of diode lasers Laserline is one of the pioneers in diode laser technology, and played a significant role in achieving a breakthrough with this laser type. Founded in 1997, the company grew within only a few years to becoming an international leading developer and manufacturer of diode lasers for industrial applications. As of today, about 7,500 Laserline diode lasers have been delivered worldwide. Laserline currently employs around 400 people and has international subsidiaries on the American continent (USA, Brazil, Mexico) and in Asia (Japan, China, India, South Korea) as well as sales partners in Europe (France, Italy, Great Britain) and in the Asia-Pacific region (Singapore, Taiwan, Australia). The German company is focused on sustained growth, and by setting up its headquarters on company premises in Mülheim-Kärlich close to Koblenz, it sets the spatial conditions for future expansion in terms of development and production. Laserline diode lasers can be found in a wide variety of different sectors and application areas. Typical application areas are classical forms of metal processing, as in welding, brazing, hardening or softening, as well as realization or repair of coatings. Furthermore, Laserline diode lasers have been established for plastic welding and in newer production processes like additive manufacturing (metal 3D print) or welding of fiber composites. With the worldwide first blue cw high power diode laser (445 nm), Laserline now also enables controlled heat conduction welding of copper and other highly reflective materials. Users can be found mainly in the automotive industry, engineering, as well as tool and mold-making. In aerospace and heavy industry, Laserline diode lasers are also in use. Imprint: https://www.laserline.com/en-int/imprint/ Data protection: https://www.laserline.com/en-int/data-protection/

LaserMax is a provider of laser aiming solutions fand lights or pistols and rifles.