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US Congressman Steve Chabot visits Lambda Technologies to discuss transitioning Low Plasticity Burnishing (LPB) to additional military and commercial clients

Released on: May 30, 2008, 6:01 am

Press Release Author: Brian C. Murphy, Lambda Technologies

Industry: Aerospace

Press Release Summary: Cincinnati, Ohio – May 30, 2008, – U.S. Congressman Steve
Chabot (R), 1st District of Ohio, visited Lambda Technologies on Tuesday, May 27,
2008 for a tour, production demonstration and technical briefing regarding the
exciting surface enhancement work being accomplished by the Cincinnati-based
company.

Press Release Body: Cincinnati, Ohio – May 30, 2008, – U.S. Congressman Steve Chabot
(R), 1st District of Ohio, visited Lambda Technologies on Tuesday, May 27, 2008 for
a tour, production demonstration and technical briefing regarding the exciting
surface enhancement work being accomplished by the Cincinnati-based company.

A walking tour of Lambda\'s Laboratory Services and Surface Enhancement Technologies
facilities was hosted by Lambda Technologies CEO and Director of Research, Paul S.
Prevey. Mr. Chabot witnessed a Low Plasticity Burnishing (LPB) demonstration of
Lambda\'s successful production program to improve foreign object damage (FOD)
tolerance and high cycle fatigue endurance limits while completely mitigating
cracking of the Ti-6Al-4V Alloy F402 First Stage Low Pressure Compressor (LPC1) Vane
used in the AV-8B Harrier II.

LPB is a surface enhancement process that has been demonstrated to improve the life
and performance of expensive and critical aircraft components such as landing gear,
propeller hubs, and turbine engine blades.

Congressman Chabot\'s reputation for providing excellent constituent service was
exhibited by his eagerness to learn of LPB’s cost-cutting benefits and his
discussions with the Lambda Technologies staff on methods of transitioning the LPB
technology to military and commercial markets. Congressman Chabot was accompanied
by Kevin Fitzpatrick, Staff Director of the U.S. House of Representatives Small
Business Committee. The entire staff at Lambda Technologies would like to sincerely
thank both gentlemen for the time they spent at our facilities.

To learn how to implement Lambda Technologies patented surface enhancement processes
into your business, contact our Client Support Department at (513) 561-0883 or to
download the F402 LPC1 Vane LPB Application Note or any of Lambda’s LPB Application
Notes, please visit www.lambdatechs.com.

Lambda Technologies is an innovative company incorporating a premier materials
research laboratory with a world-class engineering and production enterprise
dedicated to the development and optimization of surface treatments to improve
component performance.
Lambda Technologies. Improving Component Life and Performance.

Web Site:
http://www.lambdatechs.com/html/documents/LT-Press-Release-Congressman-Chabot-Visit-May-2008.pdf


Contact Details: Contact: Brian C. Murphy
Lambda Technologies Corporate Headquarters
3929 Virginia Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45227-3411
Tel: (513) 561-0883
Toll-Free: (800) 883-0851
Fax: (513) 561-0886
E-mail: bmurphy@lambdatechs.com

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