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| Safety
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Tons of glow in the dark products
can be found in areas where there is dim lighting: stairwells
of multi-story buildings, ships, planes, etc. Other
likely candidates for glow in the dark materials are
facilities that are in operation 24 hours per day (refineries,
prisons, manufacturing plants), especially where the
activities conducted at the facility are dangerous and/or
conducted outdoors. Also, emergency facilities such
as hospitals, fire/police stations, and military bases
are good candidates for glow in the dark applications.
Signage:
- Exit signs
- Warning/Hazard signs
- Fire extinguisher signs
- Traffic signs
- Traffic cones
- Road construction signs
- Escape route markings and emergency lighting -
tape, cord/wire/rope, stickers, etc.
Coatings:
- Interior paint - gym floors, game room walls
- Exterior paint - fire hydrants, signs for police/fire
stations and hospitals
- Cement stain - outdoor basketball courts, sidewalks
outside hospital emergency room
- Deck sealant - docks
- Metal coatings - oil rig platforms
High Visibility Clothing and Tools:
- Vests and coats - police, fire, EMT, military
- Gloves
- Helmets
- Safety goggles
- Signal batons
- Flashlights and lamps
- First aid kit
- Police Line tape
- Emergency signs - to denote disabled car, etc.
Control devices:
- Instrument panels
- Watch dials
- Meters
- Buttons
- Steering wheels
- Light switches
Athletic and Recreational:
- Sporting goods - golf balls, footballs, basketballs
- Golf course – markings along fairways and
greens so golfers can play later
- Fishing - rods, lures, tackle kits
- Buoys - boat launch buoys, marker buoys, warning
buoys
- Boating - life jackets, gas tank cap, keys and
floating keychains
- Camping - tents, hiking boots, knife handles, compass
dials, flare gun, emergency whistle, fanny pack, water
bottle
Military:
- Bombs - identification of bombs on test range after
detonation
- Guidance systems for missiles
- Marking pens
- Unspecified / classified - it’s worth approaching
them regularly because you never know
Other:
- Windmills - to prevent birds from flying into them
- Children’s Museum – wall for children
to stand in front of and apply light so that they
can see their outline
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Financial instruments:
- Stock certificates
- Bank notes - lira, dollars, francs, etc.
- Credit cards
- Checks
Digital media:
- Music CD’s
- Movies on DVD
- Video games
- Software
Other products:
- Books
- Cigarettes
- Auto parts
- Clothing tags
- Watches
- Military - you never know when or what they might
buy
- Office furniture, Tools, etc. (to identify items
that have been “borrowed”)
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| Decorative
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Clothing and Accessories:
- Shirts
- Patches and iron on designs
- Hair clips
- Brush handles
- Trim on jackets
- Hats
- Temporary tattoos
Automotive:
- Detailing add-ons
- Tires
- Running boards
- License plate frames
- Steering wheels
- Gear shift handles
- Spoilers
- Touch-up paint
School supplies:
- Binders
- Pens and Pencils
- Stickers
- Glue
Toys:
- Frisbees
- Yo-yos
- Plastic stars for room ceilings
Cosmetics:
- Shampoo
- Body paint (zinc oxide)
- Nail polish
- Lipstick
- Mascara
Novelties:
- Posters
- Paintball guns, uniforms, wall markings, and paintballs
- Clay pigeons / skeet
- Lava lamps
- Gravel for fish tanks
- Cups
- Candles
- Ceramic glaze
- Ads
- Caulk
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NOTE:
Since our products are often used for product authentication
and critical security purposes, we are not at liberty
to identify clients by name.
"Glow in the dark" pigments (Aluminate
phosphors):
- Major European Manufacturer of Health and Safety
Products - Small glow-in-the-dark sign to put above
every fire extinguisher they install
- European Military Organization - Glow in the dark
markings to illuminate various aircraft dials and
meters when flying without lights
- Major European Cruise Line - Low Location Lighting
(LLL) in the form of photoluminescent strips at the
bottom of walls, as required for ships carrying more
than 36 people
- Airlines - Photoluminescent strips in the aisle
floor
"Invisible" pigments (ultraviolet reactive
/ responsive):
- Several Large European Automobile Manufacturers
- Authentic parts are marked to enable detection of
fakes and to tie stolen parts back to the automobile
or assembly line from which they were stolen
- Major European Fashion House - Used to mark the
tags of authentic products so that fakes may be easily
discovered using a blacklight
- Credit Card Companies - Used to mark authentic
credit cards so that fakes may be detected using a
blacklight
- Governments - Banknotes employ a variety of security
measures that mark authentic notes and allow detection
of fakes
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