
Ships 1st & 2nd ARES AMB turboexpander to customer. Commissions 1st & 2nd ARES AMB Turboexpanders in ND and TX. Commissions 17 additional LAT turboexpander units in USA. Presents 5th Turbomachinery & Pump Symposium Paper.

Fabricates & tests ARES AMB unit. Performs ARES AMB Roadshow in Houston & Tulsa. Receives first customer order for ARES machine. Ships 150th L.A. Turbine turboexpander unit

R&D announces new ARES turboexpander technology, features industry’s first skid mounted AMB controller & PLC

Company celebrates shipment of 100th LAT turboexpander unit

Ships first LAT turboexpander package with active magnetic bearings (AMB) & off skid control system

Expands design & build capacity; invests in state-of-the-art manufacturing technology

Engineers & manufactures first standard package for US NGL market

R&D produces first standard oil-film bearing set for turboexpanders

Achieves ISO 9001 Certification

Ships first turboexpander package for LNG processing

Adds machining & fabrication to in-house capabilities to become a total solution provider concept through commissioning provided by L.A. Turbine

Engineers and manufactures the first L.A. Turbine Turboexpander

Performs its first major repair for a geothermal application

Performs its first major repair on an LNG Platform

L.A. Turbine is Founded
L.A. Turbine is a privately held family-owned and operated business established in 2003 to provide aftermarket services for non-OEM turboexpanders. During this time, when turboexpanders would fail, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) – instead of equipment specialists—were called to repair the machines. The quality of service was poor and often, turboexpanders problems went unresolved, resulting in plant shutdowns and loss of revenue. LAT’s Founder John Maskaluk saw an opportunity to deliver a higher level of customer service and turboexpander expertise to customer sites and seized it.
L.A. Turbine quickly becomes recognized as a responsive, reliable and knowledgeable resources for turboexpander repair and service.
2003 – L.A. Turbine is Founded

L.A. Turbine is a privately held family-owned and operated business established in 2003 to provide aftermarket services for non-OEM turboexpanders. During this time, when turboexpanders would fail, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) – instead of equipment specialists—were called to repair the machines. The quality of service was poor and often, turboexpanders problems went unresolved, resulting in plant shutdowns and loss of revenue. LAT’s Founder John Maskaluk saw an opportunity to deliver a higher level of customer service and turboexpander expertise to customer sites and seized it.
L.A. Turbine quickly becomes recognized as a responsive, reliable and knowledgeable resources for turboexpander repair and service.
2004
Performs its first major repair on LNG Platform
2005
Performs its first major repair for a geothermal application
2006
Engineers and manufactures the first L.A. Turbine Turboexpander
2007
Adds machining & fabrication to in-house capabilities to become a total solution provider concept through commissioning provided by L.A. Turbine
2008
Ships first turboexpander package for LNG processing
2009
Achieves ISO 9001 Certification
2010
R&D produces first standard oil-film bearing set for turboexpanders
2011
Engineers & manufactures first standard package for US NGL market
2013
Expands design & build capacity; invests in state-of-the-art manufacturing technology
2014
Ships first LAT turboexpander package with active magnetic bearings (AMB)
2015
Company celebrates shipment of 100th LAT turboexpander unit
2017
R&D announces design & begins fabrication of ARES – industry-first, standard turboexpander package offeringoil lube or AMB system with industry-first, skid-mounted AMB controller
2018
Fabricates & tests ARES AMB unit. Performs ARES AMB Roadshow in Houston & Tulsa. Receives first customer order for ARES machine. Ships 150th L.A. Turbine turboexpander unit
2019
Ships 1st & 2nd ARES AMB turboexpander to customer.
Commissions 1st & 2nd ARES AMB Turboexpanders in ND and TX.
Commissions 17 additional LAT turboexpander units in USA.
Presents 5th Turbomachinery & Pump Symposium Paper.