Laser Products Chosen as Inc. 5000 Company
Laser Products Chosen as Inc. 5000 Company: Romeoville, IL – August 22, 2017 – Laser Products Industries (LPI) today announced that Inc. Magazine has recognized the company on its 36th...
Read MoreLaser Products Chosen as Inc. 5000 Company: Romeoville, IL – August 22, 2017 – Laser Products Industries (LPI) today announced that Inc. Magazine has recognized the company on its 36th...
Read MoreLaser Products Announces New, Aggressive Commitment to Marketing: Romeoville, IL – August 15, 2017 – Laser Products today announced that it is significantly increasing its outreach to U.S. and foreign...
Read MoreRomeoville, IL – August 2, 2017 – Laser Products Industries (LPI) today announced that its newly introduced LT-2D3D-C Laser Measuring system for woodworkers has received the Visionary Award from the Association of Woodworking & Furnishings Suppliers (AWFS).
Cited for its ability to improve workplace productivity, the laser system was selected from 33 finalists nominated from 27 companies by a panel of hand-selected judges representing leaders in the woodworking industry. Products are evaluated on quality, production impact, practicality, innovation and user-friendliness and are presented annually at the AWFS®Fair.
Romeoville, IL – April 17, 2016 – Canadian Expansion: Laser Products (LPI) today announced expansion of its sales force into Canada. The move is in direct response to the continuing...
Read MoreRomeoville, IL – March 30, 2017 – Laser Products (LPI) today announced that it is expanding its sales force for the second time in the past year and is reorganizing...
Read MoreRebuilding a stone business: After a fire destroyed Sharon Re’s fabrication shop, she rebuilt it, sold it and eventually opened a new operation in the same building
Beginning in their early twenties, Sharon and Chuck Re started a tile business out of their apartment. While doing tile work for five years, customers would often ask them if they could do a vanity top for them. “We would have to go to a stone shop and have a vanity made,” said Sharon Re. “At the same time, we were getting sick of doing tile work. We decided to go to Cumar Marble and Granite and told them we knew how to template and install. I don’t know if we really did or not, but he hired us and for the next two years taught us everything we know today. That’s where we learned the value of hard work, learning from the best was the turning point for us and we will be forever grateful to Ivo [Cubi] for that.”
Granite City of Eagle River, AK, was founded 11 years ago by current president, Matt Hickey, and vice president/general manager, Barry Anderson. They remain the owners today, along with treasurer, Melissa Hickey. Matt Hickey and Anderson had been working in the construction field for 40 years. They partnered to start the business because they saw a need for a granite fabrication and installation shop in the area.
The company operates a 10,000-square-foot facility, which was remodeled entirely to fit their needs. They manufacture a variety of brands of quartz, as well as natural granite, which is typically used for countertops. They aim to cut and fabricate four to six slabs in an eight-hour shift.
Stone World Magazine Technology Update: Never complacent, Laser Products Industries (LPI) is continuously improving its LT-2D3D Laser Templator to ensure its customers are able to collect highly accurate measurements with an intuitive and easy-to-learn system. The latest feature to be added is an integrated high-resolution camera that acts as a digital viewfinder, showing the user exactly where the laser is pointed. The video feed from the camera is displayed on the included tablet’s screen with crosshairs overlaid on the laser beam’s location. This will be helpful in situations requiring points to be measured on the long end of the LT-2D3D’s 200-foot range and the digital zoom function allows the user to see those points even closer with the tap of a button. LPI has also seen many fabricators begin to grow their outdoor work as an extension of their core business and the camera will help in these situations, as well as where bright sunlight might otherwise make the beam difficult to see. Now the user can simply aim the laser using the crosshairs, knowing that the beam is centered directly beneath it, even if it cannot be seen with the naked eye.
Growing Through Diversification, Marjan Stoen of Spring Valley, CA, continually researches, strategizes and invests in new technology, people and market trends. While living in Bagdad, Iraq, Hikmet Pauls owned a factory...
Read MoreRomeoville, IL, January 12, 2017 – Laser Products Announces Environmental Milestone: Laser Products Industries (LPI) today announced a new milestone for their customers and the environment. LT-2D3D and LT-55 XL...
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