Thermoplastic Glow Compound is designed for outdoor use.
April 16, 2009 -
Utilizing no light bulbs, batteries, or wiring, light stable Photoluminescent plastic compound glows for over 32 hr. It is non-radioactive, recharges itself, requires no maintenance, and cannot be accidentally turned off. Applications include rotational molded marine navigation buoys, injection molded EXIT signs, profile extruded strips for exit aisle delimitations, buttons on electronic devices, dashboards, cup holders, and seat belt release buttons.
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Original Press release
Chroma Corp.
3900 W Dayton St.
McHenry, IL, 60050-8378
USA
Photoluminescent Plastics Glows for 32 Plus Hours!
McHenry, IL- Chroma Corporation is offering light stable thermoplastic glow compounds, some glow as long as 32 HOURS!
This new product offering is truly unique. The old glow materials would not glow after 100 hours of exposure to outdoor light. Chroma's new Photoluminescent products are designed for use out doors. Some have been measured to glow for over 32+ hours! They are light stable and designed for outdoor use!
Potential applications include: Rotational molded marine navigation buoys, Injection molded EXIT signs, profile extruded strips for Exit isle delimitations, buttons on electronic devices, Dashboards, cup holders, seat belt release buttons, etc.
Imagine a product that recharges itself, requires no maintenance, can not be accidentally turned off, and uses no light bulbs, batteries, or wiring! It is now a reality and available from Chroma Corporation.
These products start glowing as bright as a nuclear fuel rod and our products are non-radioactive!
Stuart D. Swain
Director of Sales and Marketing
Chroma Corporation
Cell: 815-814-4353
Direct: 815-759-2110
sswain@chromacolors.com
Company Name: Chroma Corporation
Address 1: 3900 Dayton Street
City: McHenry
State: IL
Zip: 60050
Country: USA
Phone: 815-759-2110
URL: www.chromacolors.com
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