Litton Laser Systems

Established in1987, L-3 Communications Advanced Laser Systems Technology designs, develops and manufactures lasers systems. Its products are utilized for specialized applications, including military surveillance, fire control, navigation, laser altimetry and interplanetary space probes. The company s rangefinder products are found in a variety of systems, such as thermal imagers, fixed and rotor wing aircrafts, major combatant naval vessels and submarine periscopes. L-3 Communications Advanced Laser Systems Technology operates a more than 40,000-square-foot manufacturing facility with a laboratory. Its capabilities include engineering, analysis and fabrication. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of L-3 Communications Corporation, which is one of the largest defense companies in the United States.

Quantum Technology Inc. has been serving the world since 1969. Based in Lake Mary, Fla., the firm specializes in state-of-the-art amplitude, phase modulation and deflection systems for research and applications for laser system manufacturers. It offers original equipment manufacturer (OEM) electro-optic and non-linear devices and systems, which include low and high power EO modulator systems, EO deflection and intra-cavity systems, such as Q-switching, cavity dumping, slicing, plucking and regenerative amplification systems for injection seeding and pulse extraction.

Founded in 1983 and privately owned, Control Micro Systems has established a reputation for reliable, state-of-the-art laser systems backed by the service and support of a professional, highly skilled technical staff. It is the only company with the experience and resources to match the exact laser media, optics configuration, galvanometric beam motion system and computer control with specific marking, etching, cutting, drilling or welding requirements. CMS is an industry leader in applying a diverse range of industrial lasers to product identification and manufacturing challenges. Its laser marking machine technology can be applied to just about any material. CMS customers range from small specialty shops to large multinational manufacturers with huge production lines. Its laser marking system can be built to mark one part at a time or to integrate into a larger assembly line.