Bright Solutions, Inc.

Crews, Inc.

East Bay Technologies

Robert L Miniutti

Terrence D Kalley

Richard C Cavestri

John R Burke

David Gentit

Harold Mukamal

A light source for testing sites using a fluorescent dye is described. The light source can include a low voltage lamp or a low heat generating lamp. An emission from the fluorescent dye can be detected through a filter lens, which can include a primary filter and a trim filter. The filter lens can transmit the emission from the fluorescent dye and substantially block an excitation wavelength. The emission from the fluorescence dye is detected through a filter lens including a primary filter and a trim filter, through which the emission wavelength is transmitted, but the excitation wavelength is substantially blocked.

Detection lamp

Unfinished lenses, semi-finished lens including optical coatings or a transmission altering layer and methods of manufacturing are described. The unfinished lens includes an optical coating and a surface configured to receive a curve. Non-prescriptive and prescriptive lenses can be made by the method.

Eyewear lenses and methods of manufacturing

A light source for examining leak detection sites in heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems using a fluorescent dye is described. The light source can include a parabolic reflector or a low voltage lamp.

Portable light source and system for use in leak detection

A light source for examining leak detection sites in heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems using a flourescent dye is described. The light source can include a parabolic reflector or a low voltage lamp.

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Jamestown, RI, United States of America

Robert L Miniutti