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    XENON FLASHLAMPS

    High-intensity pulses of light. Assortment of shapes & sizes.

    HALOGEN LAMPS

    Molded glass reflector and lens fused together providing a precise beam.

    INCANDESCENT LAMPS

    Electric light containing a wire filament heated until it glows.

    LED LIGHTS

    Semiconductor source that emits light when current flows through it

    LAMP TYPES

    • Unlimited Applications
    • Complete Customization

    XENON FLASHLAMPS

    • High-Intensity
    • Continuous Light
    • Glass Tubes

    HALOGEN LAMPS

    • Parabolic Glass Reflector & Lens
    • Precise Beam

    INCANDESCENT LAMPS

    • Wire Filament
    • Enclosed Bulb
    • Heats to Glow

    LED LIGHTS

    • Semiconductor Source
    • Photon Energy & White Light
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    Aircraft

    Airplane/Helicopter navigation, landing, and illumination lights.

    Airfield / Airport

    Runway fixtures, beacons, guidance, and approach lights.

    Vehicular

    Law enforcement, fire department, and emergency vehicle lights.

    OBSTRUCTION

    Tower lights for structures exceeding 200 feet above ground.

    Train / Railroad

    Locomotive exterior, interior, and track lighting.

    Scientific

    Laser/energy fusion and spectrophotometers solutions.

    Industrial

    Water treatment, curing, simulators, and weathering lamps.

    Cosmetic Treatment

    Hair & tattoo removal, skin color lightening, and medical imaging.

    Medical

    Operating table lighting, heating, sterilization, and blood analyzing.

    Machine Vision

    Strobes for a range of industrial robotics and production applications.

    Disinfection

    Disinfection via light pulse rupturing bacteria due to thermal stress.

    Custom Solutions

    Need a custom lamp? Our in-house R&D team is at your service.

    LAMP APPLICATIONS

    • OEM & End-User Solutions
    • Consistent Lead Times
    • Unparalleled Support

    AIRCRAFT LAMPS

    • Wing Tip
    • Navigation
    • Landing Gear
    • Cargo/Baggage
    • Tail Number

    AIRFIELD / AIRPORT LAMPS

    • Approach
    • Taxiway
    • Beacons
    • MALSR/PAPI/VASI
    • Obstruction

    VEHICULAR LAMPS

    • Law Enforcement
    • Fire Department
    • Medical Services
    • Civil Services

    OBSTRUCTION LAMPS

    • Cell Phone Towers
    • Monuments
    • Smokestacks
    • Bridges
    • Buildings

    TRAIN / RAILROAD LAMPS

    • Headlight
    • Step Light
    • Number Light
    • Engine Room
    • Ditch Light

    SCIENTIFIC LAMPS

    • Laser Fusion
    • Energy Fusion
    • Spectrophotometers
    • Lasers

    INDUSTRIAL LAMPS

    • Weathering
    • Curing
    • Food Processing
    • Lasering
    • Sterilization

    COSMETIC TREATMENT LAMPS

    • Hair & Tattoo Removal
    • IPL
    • Medical Imaging
    • Acne/Skin Treatment

    MEDICAL LAMPS

    • Operating Table
    • IR Heating
    • Blood Analysis
    • Sterilization
    • UV Lamps

    MACHINE VISION LAMPS

    • Robotic Sorting
    • Label Reading
    • Package Integrity
    • Quality Assurance

    DISINFECTION LAMPS

    • Food Industry
    • Bio-Pharma
    • Cosmetics
    • Water Cleaning

    CUSTOM SOLUTIONS LAMPS

    • Quick Prototyping
    • Customization
    • In-house R&D Team
    • Q.C. & Testing
  • CAPABILITIES

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    Testing & Quality Certification

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    • A-Z Production

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AmgloNewsWhy You Can Still Count on Xenon Flashlamps

Why You Can Still Count on Xenon Flashlamps

It’s a regular part of your job as a radio station engineer or technician: ensuring that the lights on your station’s tower stay lit and flashing to remain in compliance of the FAA and FCC, and to increase safety for aircraft flying in your area.

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