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  Laser Techniques Co. 6742 185th Ave NE, Suite 300 Redmond, WA 98052 Phone: (425) 885-0607 Fax: (425) 885-0802 |
NewsLTC delivers laser-based bore mapping system for 5.56 mm weaponsJuly 2005. Laser Techniques Company has developed the first laser-based inspection system for 5.56 mm gun tubes. Developed for the US Army, the custom sensor is supported by LTC’s Laser MicroMap™, a modular and flexible data acquisition system that can be configured for a wide variety of applications. The new small-bore mapping system will allow researchers to accurately and quantitatively evaluate features such as chrome-loss, erosion, heat-checking, and copper buildup in 5.56 mm small arms. For more information... LTC expands large-bore mapping capabilities for US militaryApril 2005. Laser Techniques Company continues to expand its capabilities for automated, laser-based bore mapping technology. Systems were recently delivered to the US Army and US Navy for the inspection of 57 mm and 155 mm rifled cannon bores. In addition, systems have now also been developed for laser mapping of 60 mm and 81 mm mortar tubes. Based on LTC’s Laser MicroMap™ product set, these modular systems are capable of being easily adapted for multiple bores sizes and applications. For more information... LTC establishes small parts laser scanning servicesMarch 2005. In response to continued demand, LTC is now offering scanning services for a variety of applications. LTC has found that, in some cases, it is more cost-effective for our customers to have small parts scanned on a service basis than to purchase full-up laser-based scanning system. LTC is committed to providing its clients the most cost-effective solutions for their inspection needs. We can normally set up and be ready to scan flat or cylindrical parts in a matter of hours, and test results can often be provided within a few days of receipt of parts. Examples of custom laser scanning applications include corrosion coupon assessment for the chemical and petro-chemical industries and corrosion and pit measurement of safety-critical components used on the NASA Space Shuttle. For more information… LTC introduces LP-4000™ instrumentFebruary 2005. The LP-4000™ data acquisition instrument integrates the capabilities of a portable computer, laser sensor controller and motion controller into one multi-function instrument that supports a wide variety of laboratory and field applications. Capable of operating on the shop floor or in the field, the LP-4000™ provides operators the ability to control laser sensor operation, electronic signal processing, sensor motion and data acquisition, storage, analysis and reporting. The instrument has a bright, built in flat-screen monitor and is provided with an integrated mouse/keyboard or optional touch-screen interface.
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