Thought Leaders
Through Materials Science
We are proud to be your trusted partner in innovation. For over 65 years, our skilled chemists, scientists, and engineers have collaborated with customers around the world to provide tailored solutions, backed by a deep understanding of materials science and applied engineering, that address their unique application needs.
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The models developed by our experienced CAD / CAE design teams provide high predictability.
Our experienced computer-aided engineering (CAE) design team simulates the performance of parts and macrosystems that are made with our innovative materials using a variety of state-of-the-art modeling tools. Our customers appreciate the high predictability of the proposed solutions, which are carefully analyzed by our specialized CAE engineers.
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Commitment to Excellence
We base our processes on our commitment to the health and safety of our employees and business partners. Additionally, we are dedicated to contributing to a better environment by aiming to reduce our global footprint and work toward a ZERO waste target.
This is how L&L offers technologically innovative products while conserving resources for future generations and caring for the wellbeing of our people. This operational approach has earned us quality, environmental, and health & safety certifications at our locations all over the world.
For a list of L&L Products certificates by region, please visit our Certificates page.
InsituCore™ – Foaming Materials for Composite Manufacturing
Featured Solution
L&L InsituCore™ Foaming Core Technology is a family of one-component,
heat-activated foaming materials that can be used to create composites with foam core.
With InsituCore™, internally generated pressure is used to create net shape, 3D parts that are both lightweight and strong in a simple, clean process. Compared to traditional manufacturing and machining methods, these materials enable faster cycle times, a reduction in waste material, and optimized production processes by eliminating secondary machining and assembly operations.