Sunoptic Technologies has acquired LuxteL
Sunoptic Technologies has acquired LuxteL for an undisclosed consideration.
Sunoptic Technologies® OEM Business is focused in four major market segments: medical technology, life science, industrial/machine vision, and dental for product development and manufacturing of fiberoptic and illumination applications. Sunoptics Surgical® provides surgical headlights, Xenon and LED light sources, video cameras, documentation/recording devices, fiber optic cables and other related products. The company was founded 35 years ago and is based in Jacksonville, Florida.
LuxteL's focus in the specialty lighting industry is on a family of ceramic xenon short arc lamps, trademarked CeraLux. These products are more rugged, offer better color rendition and eliminate environmental concerns associated with other lighting techniques.
Oaklins' team in Jacksonville advised the buyer in this transaction.
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