Once again, like a moron, I've sent this to a single person. Sorry about
that Dan. Let's hope I remember to check the To: section next time.

-j

Josh Koffman wrote:
>
> Just as a note to everyone...while http://www.lighthouse.com does have
> some bewildering and interesting stuff on their page, the site you
> should be looking for is http://www.lite-house.com
>
> Perhaps the lighthouse.com people have been staring at UV lamps for too
> long.
>
> Josh
> joshy@mb.sympatico.ca
>
> Dan Larson wrote:
> >
> > On Thu, 10 May 2001 09:08:23 -0400, Jeff DeMaagd wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >Where can I look up info about ordinary glass (or plastic) blocking _all_
> > >the nasty UV?
> > >
> >
> > Look into what they use to UV coat eye glasses. I don't worry too much about
> > brief UV exposure when I'm wearing my glasses. They do quite well at blocking
> > it. I demonstrated their effect by holding them partially over a flourescent piece
> > of paper witht he UV tube on. The flourescent dye did not light up behind the lenses.
> >
> > Not don't go preaching to me about UV safety  for looking at my UV tube. I only
> > did it once and very briefly. I just *had* to see what it looked like <G>.
> >
> > By the way....
> >
> > A good place to get Germacidal UV lamps is
> >
> > http://www.lighthouse.com
> >
> > I purchased my F8T15 BL tube for exposing photo-resist  PCBs from their
> > retail store in Minneapolis for only $5.  The retail store has a front page site at
> > the following URL, but they link to LightHouse.Com for online sales. They have
> > all kinds of exotic lights and such.
> >
> > http://www.vanolite.com
> >
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