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From: commgrp@silver.bacs.indiana.edu
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Subject: Re: argon (and neon) bulbs
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Date: 27 Jan 89 14:41:00 GMT
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>Does anyone know if argon lamps are still are manufactured or even
>available? ... In general I'd be interested in any source of 
>rare gas lamps.
>-- 
>James Sterbenz

I can't find any argon bulbs in last year's Newark Electronics 
catalog.  Several people responded to my recent request for a 
source of UV fluorescent tubes (THANKS; replies wouldn't go to 
all).  Here are a couple of promising sources that I received:

>"Try Ward's Natural Science Establishment
>    5100 W. Henrietta Road
>    Rochester, NY
>    (716) 359-2502
>
>They have supplied Science stuff for about a century. Also,
>they target the professional/collegiate market as opposed to
>Edmunds who targets the amateur/scholastic market."
>
>Good luck.
>
>Al Jones   acj@cci632
--

>    There's a company called Ultraviolet Products that I got in 
>touch with when I was looking for a UV tube to erase EPROMs.   
>They have all sorts of UV tubes for many different applications 
>(ie. all wavelengths).
> 
>   UVP's information:
>
>Phone:  1-800-4LAMPUV
>Address:
>5100 Walnut Grove
>PO Box 1501
>San Gabriel, CA, 91778
>
>    Greg Bell

--

Frank
reid@gold.bacs.indiana.edu