Many different industries nationwide rely on leak-detection dyes and UV-lamp technology to find leaks or faults in their equipment. For quality products in this area, companies turn to Melville-based ...

Spectronics Corp. announced a number of moves within the company. Michael C. Fleming is now director of product management. In his new position, Fleming will be in charge of LED product management and ...

Spectronics Corporation manufactures powerful, high-intensity ultraviolet lamps and lamp kits for forensic analysis and latent fingerprint examinations, as well as UV lamps and invisible inks for ...

Suffolk County is offering $940,600 in tax breaks over 15 years to keep a manufacturer of fluorescent leak-detection dyes and hand sanitizer on Long Island. The county’s industrial development agency ...

Based in Westbury, New York, Spectronics Corp. is a 60-year-old company with a new generation of Made in the USA refrigerant leak detection dye — AR-GLO® 5. The product follows a 15-year run of ...

Spectronics claims that its recently improved Spectroline BIB-150P UV lamp is one of the highest intensity self-ballasted units currently available. You can use the handheld lamp for nondestructive ...

Spectronics Corporation has released a new high intensity, IP 65 rated lamp for fluorescent inspections, the uVision™ 365 (UV-365EH model). The hallmark of this high intensity, UV-A lamp is its IP65 ...

A modular overhead track-lighting system, the ONT-365On-Trak from Spectronics employs powerful UV-A and white-light LEDs attached toa mountable platform for use in NDT (nondestructive testing) ...

Westbury-based Spectronics is integrating Alerton International into its business and signing a global supply agreement for that firm’s mine safety product with Quaker chemical. As part of the ...

The Industrial LeakTracker Plus from Spectronics Corporation is well suited for spotting close and long-distance range leaks. By clicking above, I agree to Endeavor ...

Spectronics Corp., a Westbury maker of ultraviolet devices and fluorescent dyes, is selling a business unit and moving to Suffolk County, a top executive said. Spectronics president Jon Cooper said ...