How About *That* for Fabrication
Need a specific shape or cut out for you sheet? Let SLP fabricate your parts to meet your specifications. Between our Laser Cutter, Router, Saws and other fabrication techniques, we
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SLP Lighting: More Than Just Plastic Components
SLP does more than just plastic components. Our metals department can handle a variety of products. Using our Turret presses, press brakes, roll formers and mesh welders, we can make
Thank You, Don!!!
Don Katashuk started at SLP in August of 2015. During his six years here, Don has made invaluable contributions to SLP’s new product development and launches. That includes the CircLED
Contract Manufacturing – Molding
We have 28 presses in our Fenton and Sullivan facilities, ranging from 88 to 2,200 tons giving us the ability to run small, precision, multicavity parts weighing less than 1
OEM Engineering Design Support
SLP Lighting’s engineering team is here to help you with your new lighting ideas and turn them into reality. Your ideas can range from a simple metal or plastic component,
Putting Product to the Test
SLP’s engineering lab plays a vital role in our company. It gives the engineering group a place to build, prototype and test product. In regards to testing, two of the
Using the Inverse Square Law to Our Advantage
SLP’s engineering lab started taking shape around ten years ago with a limited amount of space in the basement of the company’s headquarters. To maximize every square foot, SLP engineers
Supporting Our Customers with Prototyping
SLP supports customers with our various prototyping capabilities, including additive manufacturing (3D printed parts), and quick silicon molds using polyurethane resin. For 3D printed parts, if the parts to produce
Thank You, Steve!
Steve Gallop joined the SLP team in November 2003. At the time, SLP’s metals fabrication was only concerned with aluminum louvers and baffles. As SLP’s product line grew, Steve was
Quick Decision: Acrylic or Polycarbonate Lens?
Quickly decide whether you should use acrylic or polycarbonate lenses with these questions: Q. Is the application a lower or higher temperature? A. Use polycarbonate. Not only can polycarbonate be
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