LXQ / LXQ HP
Fibre laser
Pulsed single-mode ytterbium-doped fibre laser lines for marking and surface processing.
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Québec City builder of industrial laser machines for marking, cleaning, texturing and welding metal parts, sold as turnkey stations and OEM modules with its own branded pulsed and continuous-wave fibre laser lines.

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Laserax states that it "brings the most promising laser technologies to the market" and that "Our team develops complete laser solutions as well as high-performance lasers that can mark, clean, texture, and harden surfaces." Founded in 2010 and based in Québec City, it sells laser marking, cleaning, texturing and welding machines as turnkey stations and OEM modules to automotive, EV-battery, aerospace and foundry manufacturers. Its high-power range includes its own LXQ and LXQ HP pulsed single-mode fibre lasers and a UHP pulsed multi-mode laser, and the company describes its role as partnering with customers to select the optimal laser source and optical configuration for a given process rather than fabricating the source itself.
Received a $1 million repayable contribution from Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions in February 2024 to commercialize a patented laser welder for EV battery modules. canada.ca
Received a $250,000 repayable contribution from the same agency in April 2019 to pursue growth and develop new markets. canada.ca
Its ISO certification scope covers the design, manufacturing and distribution of its laser machines. laserax.com
Took a majority stake in German laser surface-treatment systems maker SLCR Lasertechnik GmbH in September 2026, which keeps independent operations and management. laserax.com
Markets its own LXQ, LXQ HP and UHP ytterbium-doped fibre laser lines, and says it partners with customers to select the optimal laser source and optical configuration. laserax.com
Products Laserax publishes on its own site. Each card links to the page it was taken from.
Fibre laser
Pulsed single-mode ytterbium-doped fibre laser lines for marking and surface processing.
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Pulsed multi-mode ytterbium-doped fibre laser for high-power surface processing.
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Continuous-wave fibre lasers from 1 to 6 kW, including a ring-core configuration.
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Turnkey laser marking machines, including a Class 1 UV laser marking machine.
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Listed by Laserax as a research collaboration partner in photonic components and devices.
Chair on femtosecond photo-inscription shared with Coractive, TeraXion and TLCL, listed on Laserax's partners page.
Government support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.
Regional Economic Growth through Innovation, Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions, repayable contribution to commercialize a patented laser welder for electric-vehicle battery modules
Quebec Economic Development Program, Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions, repayable contribution to pursue growth and develop new markets
Laserax acquired a majority stake in SLCR Lasertechnik GmbH of Langerwehe, Germany, a laser surface-treatment systems maker founded in 1997. SLCR keeps independent operations and management.
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions announced a $1 million repayable contribution to Laserax to commercialize a patented laser welder for electric-vehicle battery modules.
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions announced a $250,000 repayable contribution to support Laserax's growth and market development.
Sourced from the company's own pages or announcements.
Xavier Godmaire
CEO & Cofounder
Alex Fraser, Ph.D.
CTO and Cofounder
Patrick Paluck
Vice-President, Operations | COO
Eric Bourbeau
Vice-President, Commercialization
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