lumibrite(seiko)vs superluminova

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vous cassez pas la tête, c'est la mm chose! Des infos toutes fraiches qui confirment mes recherches:

They are all basically strontium-aluminate/europium powder
November 21 2007 at 9:27 AM
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which is what creates the luminous glow when exposed to ultraviolet radiation. different mixtures of other compounds and pigments created different characteristics such as longetivity, afterglow, intensity, etc. At their heart, they are all basically the same stuff. That said, Nemoto, Seiko and their licencees are hardly the only producers of strontium-aluminate/europium based luminous compounds. I did a search for different pigment manufacturers and besides the big two there are also:

LumiBrite, LumiNova and AuroRainbow pigments from Nemoto & Co., LTD pigments; ProGlow pigments from ProGlow Mfg. Co.; LumiLong (LM) pigments from Lumigroup Co. ; HY pigment series from Pete's LuminousCreations; Lumenion Chemical Co line of pigment products; LTL- Luminous Technologies Ltd. pigments; RTP comp. pigments; Beaver Luminescers pigments; Nichia Co.; Beele. Co; Luna Technologies Intern. lnc.; Noctiluma and others

source: cet incontournable forum: http://www.network54.com/Forum/78440

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merci pour cette info detaillee.

et entre luminova et super luminova, ya que le nom qui change ou bien?