US subsidiary of Germany's LASER COMPONENTS, supplying photonics including avalanche photodiodes, pulsed laser diodes, IR detectors, and laser optics.
LASER COMPONENTS USA, Inc. is the American subsidiary of LASER COMPONENTS GmbH, a German photonics company founded in 1982 by Gunther Paul. The US entity was established in 2000 through the acquisition of Laser Analytics, Inc. and initially operated as Laser Components Instrument Group. The company is headquartered in Chandler, Arizona (2277 N Nevada St).
LASER COMPONENTS USA supplies and distributes a wide range of photonics components including avalanche photodiodes (silicon and InGaAs), pulsed laser diodes at 850 nm, 905 nm, and 1550 nm, IR detectors (pyroelectric, PbS, PbSe, InGaAs, InAs), laser modules under the FLEXPOINT brand, laser optics (lenses, mirrors, beam splitters, optical filters), fiber optic assemblies, and single photon counting modules (COUNT series). The company also operates the LASER COMPONENTS Detector Group in Chandler, Arizona, which manufactures avalanche photodiodes and IR detectors on-site. Products serve defense and aerospace, medical technology, analytical instrumentation, machine vision, LiDAR, and scientific research markets.
The parent group obtained ISO 9001 certification in 1994.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
High-sensitivity single photon counting modules for LiDAR, quantum optics, and scientific research applications.
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Company Facts
Founded
2000
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Component Supplier
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Primary Region
North America
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