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Laser Photonics Corporation receives MF-1020 order

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2025-02-27 10:10:32
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Recently, Laser Photonics Corporation (LPC) announced that it has partnered with Foon Technologies to receive its second order for the DefenseTech MRL (MF-1020) handheld cleaning system, which was facilitated by a distributor.

The DTMF-1020 air-cooled handheld pulse laser cleaning equipment adopts dual axis technology, simplifying the maintenance process. The system will be used by the Navy Command that ordered the first set of equipment.

LPC Executive Vice President John Armstrong stated that the second order fully demonstrates the reliability and effectiveness of our technology. The headquarters requires a powerful and reliable laser system, and we are proud to meet their needs. Our laser system is fundamentally changing the maintenance process of the navy, providing cleaner, safer, and more efficient solutions.

This order highlights the success of LPC and Fonon Technologies in providing high-quality laser solutions and consolidates their growing reputation in the defense industry. LPC's DefenseTech equipment can effectively remove rust, coatings, and residues without damaging the underlying surface, ensuring that the equipment is always available and extending its service life. These environmental solutions do not require the use of chemicals and grinding media, greatly reducing secondary waste and operator health risks.

Source: OFweek

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