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Three-piece aluminum housing upgraded to a one-piece aluminum casting which drastically reduces risk of water incursion, making new LED fixtures compatible with IP67 requirements. A technical breakthrough ideal for harsh production applications and wet, abusive, work stations.
Switchable Ballast
First company to offer 120/240 volt switchable ballast allowing light fixtures to be used in U.S. and Western Europe.
Halogen Lighting Products announces a dome fluorescent industrial light fixtures with 28 watts, 1600 lumens, and 24 or 120 volts. Ideal for wall mounts, magnet mounts and perfect for trucking.
In 1998, Halogen Lighting Products Moved corporation to larger facility in Elburn, Illinois to accommodate growth and large product expansion. Initiating the policy of same day shipping for all customers.
Tough Guy halogen machine lighting announced the only totally water tight halogen machine lighting available in the western hemisphere ranking IP67 rating (water proof under pressure). Designed and tested for heavy levels of coolant and debris resistance.
McMaster-Carr Supply
Lighting sales established with McMaster-Carr Supply, enhancing their industrial product offering. Large distribution of product with same day shipping.
Meets Western Europe's Mandatory Electrical Standards
Halogen Lighting Products' light fixtures receive CE mark (mandatory for European market). Meets Western Europe's mandatory electrical standards
Participated in the 1996 International Manufacturing Technology Show in Chicago IL, showcasing the broadest selection and brightest lighting in North America.
