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Barr Associates Inc
Barr Associates was founded in 1971 by Edgar E. Barr, one of the most highly respected names in the optical filter industry. Ed was a pioneer in the production of optical filters in the 1950's. Many of his ideas and concepts are still being used today, not only at Barr Associates, but throughout the industry. Today, Barr Associates carries on the proud heritage of the Barr name. We feel very strongly that our success and growth have been the direct result of building upon Ed's philosophy of doing business. That philosophy is to work closely with customers to provide the highest quality product at a fair price, supported by responsive and continuing service. Ed Barr accepted no compromises in his work and neither do we. |
USA
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Berliner Glas
We are one of the leading companies in Europe when it comes to precise optical components, optomechanical and optoelectric modules as well as integrated systems or high-quality refined technical glasses. With this profile, we develop solutions for the semi-conductor industry, biotechnology and medicine, information and communication technology or industrial sensor technology. |
Germany
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Filtrop AG
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Liechtenstein
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Spectraglass Ltd
Spectraglass can manufacture and supply a broad range of flat gauge glass and related products as well as being able to supply most OEM and brand name glasses Types of gauge glass include Plain, Reflex and High Pressure. |
Scotland
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Spectrogon UK Ltd
Spectrogon derives its origin partly from research conducted at the Royal Institute of Technology, a leading Swedish technical university, and partly from research and development projects at AGA Innovation Center. AGA Innovation Center comprised of laboratories for long-term research and development of AGA AB, a major Swedish industrial group. During the late 1960's and early 1970's several research programs were directed towards electro-optics. In 1980 the AGA Group changed its strategy and brought together the various high technology and electro-optics businesses to form a new group, Pharos AB. AGA Innovation Center's thin film optics projects where transferred to a new subsidiary of Pharos, AGA Optical, which eventually became Spectrogon in 1984. Spectrogon AB became an independent company on June 28, 1991, when the existing management organised an employee buyout. |
Scotland
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