Delta Lasers Technology has moved to a new manufacturing facility in Bulgaria, marking an important step in our company’s growth. Our investment includes a new building, dedicated areas suitable for series production and assembly, and a cleanroom for working with optical components and laser assemblies. The new premises give us the space to organize repeatable production processes, develop new products, and support industrial customers and OEM partners.
Our new production areas are arranged to support the assembly, testing and inspection of laser modules and projection systems in production batches. Dedicated workspaces help organize the flow from component preparation through assembly to final testing. This supports consistent working procedures and repeat orders across our standard product lines and custom OEM projects.
The facility also provides room to expand production as order volumes and project requirements grow.
A key part of the investment is a dedicated cleanroom designed to minimize airborne dust during sensitive assembly work. This controlled environment supports the handling and assembly of optical components, giving our team greater control over cleanliness during critical stages of laser production.
The new facility brings engineering, prototyping, and production together. This allows our team to carry practical experience from assembly and testing back into product development, while supporting the transition from a working prototype to series production. For Delta Lasers, the move is a long-term investment in the facilities and processes behind our products, and a foundation for the next stage of our company’s development.
We look forward to sharing photographs of our new building, production areas, and cleanroom.
Thank you to our customers, partners, and team for being part of this growth.
Looking for a partner for laser development and series production? Contact our team to discuss your project.
The PeriLAS compact laser is our latest development for projecting visible red lines onto industrial floors. Designed for lower mounting heights and confined installation spaces, it helps mark boundaries around hazardous machinery, equipment and moving vehicles. With its compact housing and supply voltage support up to 60 V DC, PeriLAS offers flexible integration into both fixed installations and mobile equipment.
Space for additional equipment is often restricted by machine frames, protective covers, controls and other components. The compact dimensions of PeriLAS allow installation in positions where larger projectors may be difficult to accommodate. It is also suitable for facilities with low ceilings, providing a laser marking option where the available mounting height is limited.
PeriLAS projects a red line onto the floor to indicate the boundary of a designated safety zone. This provides a visible reference around hazardous machines and equipment, helping personnel recognize areas that require additional attention or restricted access. The projected marking can be positioned to suit the machine layout and adjusted when the working area changes.
PeriLAS is suitable for installation on forklifts, industrial carts, scissor lifts and other mobile equipment. When mounted on a vehicle, the projected line moves with it, helping draw attention to its presence and indicate the surrounding working area. The small housing offers mounting flexibility where available space is limited.
PeriLAS supports supply voltages up to 60 V DC, providing flexibility for integration into industrial machinery and vehicle electrical systems.
PeriLAS expands our range of industrial laser solutions with a compact design focused on practical installation needs — from fixed machinery to mobile equipment and low-ceiling facilities. We will share further technical details and application photographs as we introduce the new laser.
Interested in PeriLAS? Contact our team with your equipment type, available mounting space, installation height, and supply voltage to discuss your application.
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