History of LASE

LASE was founded on May 15th by the present CEO Dipl.-Ing. Achim Klingberg in Hünxe (Germany) in 1990. He was pioneering in the development and usage of laser measurement technology in the heavy industry. One of the first business deals was the delivery of 1D laser distance meters for the fill level detection of ladles to the smelter company “Krupp Mannesmann” in Duisburg. In this task lasers had to be able to measure on hot surfaces and these lasers also had to be protected against extreme heat.

In this commission it was the task to develop an appropriate solution together with the customer. In the following years the product range has been extended. In the year 2001 2D laser scanners have been added and later, in 2005, the first 3D laser scanner has also been released by LASE. In order to process those complex measurement data from the 2D and 3D applications, the company LASE Systemtechnik GmbH was founded by Dipl.-Ing. Lars Ambrosy in Bremen (Germany).

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Three years later in 2004 both businesses have been consolidated under the umbrella of the company LASE Industrielle Lasertechnik GmbH – the location in Bremen is kept as further branch.

The range of products reaches from punctual distance measurements to complex laser measurements system – mostly in difficult operating conditions. The main field of business activity is the production and distribution of components and system solutions as well as the development of customized software applications. Furthermore our team of experienced engineers and technicians provide competent support – starting from initial consulting to proper commissioning.

LASE's measuring systems are used worldwide mainly for port and crane applications, profile and volume measurements in stockpiles or bunkers, and for measuring steel products. Since 2007, internationalisation has also been stepped up, establishing a sales office in Shanghai (China) in 2008 and a joint venture company, Feal Pvt. Ltd. in Calcutta, in India in 2010. In addition, many new distributors were acquired worldwide. In addition to internationalisation, new business areas have been increasingly developed since 2002. While in the beginning the focus was solely on the steel industry, today the port and mining business areas account for a significant share of turnover.

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About Lase

In order to serve our customers who are not only active in the industrial sector, the company LASE PeCo Systemtechnik GmbH was founded in 2008; this company deals with security applications (building and field monitoring) as well as people counting.

Today, LASE is a solid company that is well established on the market. Many of the world’s leading machine manufacturers and automation companies have relied on our products, services and expertise ever since.

The implementation of a certified quality management system according to ISO 9001:2008 as well as the safety requirements according to SCC** 2011 also guarantee standardized and transparent work processes and are the primary goal of our actions.
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QUALITY POLICY

For more than 30 years LASE is developing, producing and distributing laser measurement systems, laser scanners, distance meters and different components for several kinds of industries. Our customers use the laser-based measurement systems in order to improve the quality of their products and services as well as to enhance process productivity.

Quality and safety is the primary goal of our actions – in terms of a permanent customer satisfaction we want to meet all your requirements about our products and services.

For this reason we are proud to tell that we are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and SCC** 2011.

Code of Conduct

At LASE, success is built on integrity, respect, and responsibility. Our Code of Conduct is more than just a set of rules—it reflects who we are and what we stand for. It guides our actions, decisions, and interactions, ensuring that we uphold the highest standards of ethical behaviour in everything we do.

This Code serves as a roadmap for all employees, partners, and stakeholders, outlining the principles that define our corporate culture. It embodies our commitment to fostering a positive, inclusive, and transparent work environment where everyone is treated with dignity and fairness.

Whether you are a member of our team, a client, or a business partner, we invite you to explore our Code of Conduct to understand the values that drive our company. Let's continue building a community that thrives on trust, collaboration, and shared success.
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Latest news

2024-08-13

LaseBCP-ML for a Container Terminal in Poland

LASE has been awarded the contract to supply six LaseBCP-ML systems for a port in Poland. LaseBCP-ML detects obstacles on the vessel during crane travel, and sends a signal to the crane control system to slow down or stop the crane travel before a collision with the vessel’s superstructure can occur.
2024-08-13

LaseTPS-ML for a port in Peru

LASE has been awarded the supply of five LaseTPS-ML systems for RTGs for a Peruen Container Terminal.LaseTPS-ML is a 3D laser measurement system for accurate truck positioning. It was developed for RTG, RMG and STS cranes, automatic trucks, and AGV positioning. The Truck Positioning System solution was developed to enable fully automatic truck positioning under […]
2024-08-13

LaseTVM-3D-M for for Turkey

LASE supplies a customer in Turkey with one state-of-the-art laser measurement system to measure the volume of trucks while passing through the measurement system without stopping the truck. The LaseTVM-3D-M laser measurement system helps the customer reduce hang-up costs, pay the right amount for goods delivered, control the operation, and, of course, always measure the […]
2024-08-13

LaseBCP-ML for a port in Canada

LASE has been awarded the contract to supply three LaseBCP-ML systems for a port in Canada. LaseBCP-ML detects obstacles on the vessel during crane travel, and sends a signal to the crane control system to slow down or stop the crane travel before a collision with the vessel’s superstructure can occur.
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