- Lasiris has earned an enviable reputation. With new market opportunities opening up, the company became a manufacturer of holographic optics in 1990 and expanded its product line the following year to offer a wide range of laser pattern projectors for industrial inspection and machine vision.
- Newport Corporation. The company is the leading worldwide manufacturer and distributor of precision components and systems used for development and application of laser and optical technologies, supporting not only advanced research, but also sophisticated new technology and industrial applications.
- Lexel Laser, Inc 's lasers have a 25-year history of the highest quality and performance in the industry. Applications include, but are not limited to, spectroscopy, holography, semiconductor processing, Ti:Sapphire/Dye laser pumping, and disc mastering.
- NEW FOCUS, Inc. Our photonics instruments, which include high-performance optical choppers, long-optical-path multipass cells, and a wide variety of external-cavity tunable diode lasers (ECDLs), combine stable opto-mechanical design, precise optical assembly, and the latest in electronics technology to provide you with the exact instruments you need to get your results quickly and easily.
- Lee Laser was formed in 1984 as an OEM source for CW Nd:YAG lasers. Our management and engineering staff averages over 20 years in the design and manufacture of CW and Pulsed Nd:YAG lasers for OEM use. With over 4000 lasers today operating worldwide, most on a 24-hour / day basis, Lee Laser has become the largest independent OEM supplier of these lasers in the U.S..
- VLOC was formed in early 1996 from the merger of Virgo Optics and Lightning Optical Corporation, two of the leading suppliers of optical components for use in visible and near infrared lasers. VLOC's parent company, II-VI Incorporated, located in Saxonburg, Pennsylvania, is the leading manufacturer of infrared optical components and materials for use in high-power industrial lasers and military sensing systems. Combined, VLOC and II-VI are able to address the needs of the laser components market across the spectrum.
- THOMSON-CSF The laser activities workforce within THOMSON-CSF comprises over one hundred people. These take advantage of the LCR equipments and facilities (Laboratoire Central de Recherche du Groupe THOMSON-CSF), in particular, in developments such as the new high power technological lasers with non-linear modules.
- Universal Laser Systems, Inc. has served thousands of companies throughout the world by providing laser systems for industrial and engraving applications. In fact, Universal has grown to become the leading producer of affordable, computer controlled laser engraving systems.
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