LED-FLEX

April 6th, 2006

I'm always looking for flexible materials for my kinetic interactive installations. Heres a LED substitute for neon lights with the added property of being able to change shape. Mule Lighting has developed a product that looks like traditional neon but is much more versatile.

PDF The uniform and super-bright light output is achieved through a proprietary optical maximization technique which is completely sealed and impervious to shock and vibration.LED-FLEX is suitable for wet locations and can withstand extreme temperatures. via transmaterial

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