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Silicone Coated Lighting Products
George Mabin, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Shat-R-Shield, discusses the many benefits of their silicone coated lighting products.
 
Shatter-Resistant Lamps
Shat-R-Shield Product Manager, Don Cattoni, explains the importance of using shatter-resistant lamps versus standard fluorescent.
 
Shat-R-Shield Shatterproof Lamps
CEO Bob Nolan discusses the benefits and applications of shatterproof lamps.
 
 
Shat-R-Shield® Offers New Energy Saving T5HO 44 watt Fluorescent Lamps
Shat-R-Shield is now offering a line of shatterproof energy saving T5HO 44 watt Fluorescent Lamps....
 
 


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The Uses and Benefits of Installing Shatterproof Lamps
Shatterproof fluorescent lamps are well suited for use in food manufacturing, food processing plants, food preparation areas in restaurants where hygiene and safety are important, refrigerated and non-refrigerated areas of grocery stores, clean rooms, hospitals, medical labs, manufacturing and warehouse applications, industrial plants and distribution centers, facilities for technology development, and educational facilities. Use of shatterproof lighting is also mandated in elevators by the American Society of Manufacturing Engineers.

Shatterproof Lamps: Safe or Sorry?
Shatterproof lamps have become essential in commercial, industrial, and institutional (CII) lighting applications due to liability concerns and safety issues. Shatterproof lamps help owners and managers comply with safety laws and regulations while helping them mitigate legal risk. If a shatterproof lamp accidentally breaks, the tiny shards of glass and phosphors remain contained in the protective coating instead of contaminating the areas below, which reduces injuries and costly litigation.

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