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Advancing the future of LED lighting
In today’s world, we’re always looking ahead to what’s next. This includes how we develop LED lighting solutions.
When you find yourself asking, “Where do we go from here?,” you may want to consider parting ways with the traditional optical materials of yesterday and making the switch to the silicones of tomorrow. Moldable optical silicone elastomers enable you to find new ways of enhancing the performance, durability and total cost of ownership of your lamp and luminaire designs.
Why silicones?
If you’re looking to forge the future of lighting, moldable optical silicone elastomers can help through a number of design-empowering features and benefits.
- Improved material flexibility and mold replication
- Reduced manufacturing costs and cycle times in injecting molding and other processes
- Excellent performance in demanding environments, including high heat, high humidity and ultraviolent (UV) exposure
- Resistance to scratches, cracks and vibrations
- Light-weighting
Aspheric Lens
Bend and focus incoming light, similar to a magnifying glass
Narrow Beam or Light Column Housing Assembly
Focus light in a desired path for higher efficiency
ASTM D-412 Tensile and Elongation Testing
Test tensile strength and transmit light
UL94 Flame Certification Testing and TIR
Guide light and use in flame classification testing
Large, Thick Plaque for Optical Testing
Test optics with a larger and thicker plaque
Highly Polished Mold for Optical Testing
See the precision features and high polish finish available with these products
Highly Polished Light Guides
Light guides are simple light pipes that shape and bend light
Reduce Stray Light with 40° White Reflector
Achieve wider beam angles and more diffuse reflectance
Light Globes – Molded in One Piece
Obtain greater flexibility in molding, surface patterning and more
Fine Detail Molding for Flashlight End Caps
Affect light transmission through a piece with surface finish
Reflective Hood
Shape and direct light, without lenses, to reduce the effects of glare and light loss
One-Piece Compound Lens
Product a variety of output patterns from a given source. Molded as a single part; no lens holders or alignment fixtures are required.
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