ORLANDO, Fla. - Laser Photonics Corporation (NASDAQ:LASE) announced today that its subsidiary CMS Laser received a $250,000 order from Johnson & Johnson for a custom on-the-fly laser drilling system with integrated vision, according to a press release statement.
The standalone system will be deployed in a reduced-capability configuration for validation within a precision drilling application in the medical device sector. The system will be used at a third-party component manufacturer supporting Johnson & Johnson’s operations.
The order marks the first engagement with Johnson & Johnson’s medical device operations, though the relationship between Johnson & Johnson and CMS Laser spans more than 30 years. The custom drilling system is designed for applications requiring speed, accuracy and repeatability. The integrated vision system enables real-time alignment and quality verification across high-volume production runs.
The system is designed and manufactured at the company’s facilities in Lake Mary, Florida.
"This order from Johnson & Johnson is a meaningful proof point for our strategy of leveraging our deep engineering capabilities and longstanding customer relationships to expand into adjacent, high-growth markets," said Wayne Tupuola, Chief Executive Officer of Laser Photonics.
The company stated that successful validation of the development system could enable future deployment of additional systems across Johnson & Johnson’s manufacturing lines.
Laser Photonics Corporation develops and manufactures laser technologies used in cleaning, surface preparation and precision material processing. The company serves end markets including defense and government, aerospace, energy, maritime, automotive and advanced manufacturing.
In other recent news, Laser Photonics Corporation has made several announcements impacting its operations and product offerings. The company has completed a pilot deployment of its DefenseTech laser cleaning technology at a U.S. Army depot, which is designed for missile system surface preparation. This technology aims to replace traditional chemical and abrasive methods. In addition, Laser Photonics has launched the DTMF-4020 laser cleaning cabinet, developed in collaboration with Fonon Technologies, which features a sandblasting cabinet design for defense and industrial applications.
The company also introduced a portable laser marking system, the DefenseTech MRLS Marking Laser 5010, for military logistics and field operations, providing permanent marking solutions without the need for consumables. Another recent product launch includes the DefenseTech MRLS Portable Finishing Laser 1020, designed for surface preparation on marine and military infrastructure. Furthermore, Laser Photonics appointed Roman Franklin as Chief Financial Officer, bringing over two decades of finance and operations leadership experience to the role. These developments reflect the company’s ongoing efforts to enhance its product offerings and strengthen its leadership team.
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