LaserBond

LaserBond offers solutions for capital-intensive industries such as mining, drilling, manufacturing, and agriculture.

LaserBond delivers advanced surface engineering and material solutions globally.

LaserBond provides a range of surface engineering technologies, including thermal spray and laser cladding.

LaserBond manufactures surface-engineered products that enhance metal component performance and reduce wear.

LaserBond published an interview with Chairman Allan Morton by Sharon Misage from its recent AGM, discussing the company’s future vision.

Laser cladding and thermal spraying compared, with a decision framework for choosing the right process for mining, power and pump components.

LaserBond shared insights from the 2017 International Thermal Spray Conference.

Wayne Hooper presented on innovative surface engineering techniques for extending component wear-life at AustMine’s webinar.

LaserBond collaborates with UniSA’s Future Industries Institute to advance laser cladding technology for wear-life extension.

LaserBond received a $2.6 million CRCp grant for R&D collaboration with Boart Longyear and UniSA’s FII, benefiting the mining industry.

LaserBond’s corporate directory lists members contributing to the company’s future, including office contact details.

LaserBond’s team has over 30 years of experience in pioneering design and development.

LaserBond supports and contributes to the communities where it operates.

LaserBond an Engineering Company in Australia that specialises in the development and application of materials and technologies for a range of industries.

LaserBond specializes in surface engineering to improve machinery component performance.

View LaserBond's various patents and how they open up more industrial applications and the commercial implications and benefits of new surface engineering.

LaserBond increases machinery operating performance through surface engineering in Australia and internationally.

Wayne Hooper leads Laserbond Ltd (ASX: LBL), a $90 million surface engineering company. The firm operates from its Sydney-based factory in Smeaton Grange, specializing in industrial treatments. Hooper discusses the business’s ASX listing and operational focus during an interview on *The Australian Investors Podcast*.

Oct 2022Rask MediaNews article

LaserBond marks its 30th anniversary as a thriving ASX-listed company. CEO Wayne Hooper reflects on the firm’s transformation from a small family-run operation into a publicly traded enterprise. The company’s growth spans three decades of sustained development in its core industry.

Oct 2022@ The CoalfaceNews article

LaserBond expands its sales team with a new global Sales Manager amid strong market demand. The company increases hiring to support ongoing revenue growth in its core markets. Leadership additions reflect scaling operations to meet customer needs.

Jun 2019LaserBondNews article

Laserbond (ASX:LBL) raises its profit forecast for the second time this year, signaling stronger-than-expected financial performance in its industrial laser welding and cutting equipment business. The company’s conservative, high-margin products—such as automated welding systems for automotive and aerospace manufacturers—continue to drive growth despite market volatility. Analysts note the upgrades reflect steady demand in core sectors, with no new major product launches required.

May 2019StockheadNews article