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EGL Introduces Veritas line of LED modules

egl — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 14:59:37 +0000

EGL, while dedicated to preserving its neon heritage, is committed to utilizing its expertise towards the development of new innovative products for the illumination of signage and architectural lighting, such as LED based illumination solutions. At EGL we endeavor to share state-of-the-art knowledge of the evolving methods, products and procedures with our customers to enable them to prosper in our fast changing industry. Our mission is to develop and maintain long term customer relationships built on quality products, trust, and customer support. EGL has been a family owned and operated business by the Cortese family since 1930 and is a founding member of NESA (ISA).

Sign Expo 2011

egl — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 14:46:00 +0000

Tired of poorly illuminated LED based channel letters and sign boxes? Visit Booth #3326 at the ISA Sign Expo April 28-30, 2011 in Las Vegas and see EGL’s latest in a long line of products that have illuminated signage for the past 80 years – the Veritas line of LED modules. Bright, designed with longevity in mind, and competitively priced. You won’t be disappointed.

EGL Online Store

egl — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 02:46:51 +0000

Check out the products for sale at the EGL company’s online store.

EGL Introduces V6500 Snowhite

egl — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 21:30:52 +0000

EGL Company, Inc. has expanded on the world’s most extensive neon tubing line with the introduction of EGL V6500 Snowhite. A brand new color, EGL V6500 Snowhite is an exact color match to Voltarc® 6500 Snowhite. Utilizing the same coating formula, EGL V6500 Snowhite is also the same color behind Acrylic/white plex. The reformulated coating provides improved phosphor adhesion with no flaking in the bends and limited blowout in the event of a broken tube/repair.

Harold Cortese Jr., president of the EGL Company, Inc., is proud to introduce this new neon sign tubing color into today’s developing neon market – “In today’s economy we thought it was especially important to provide sign shops with a match to the Voltarc® 6500 Snowhite. Whether a sign shop is doing exposed neon or channel letters, they now have another viable option to choose from. We feel EGL V6500 Snowhite will provide these shops with the alternative they are looking for. Our engineers put a great deal of time and effort into creating this match, we are happy with the results, and we feel the sign industry will benefit as a whole because of their work. We also pride ourselves on the fact that we are the only neon component supplier to manufacture 100% of our products here in the United States.”

The EGL Company, Inc. currently offers EGL V6500 Snowhite in both 4 ft and 5 ft lengths, in all the standard neon sign tubing diameters. All sizes and lengths for every neon application are now in stock and available worldwide through sign supply distributors.

The EGL Company, Inc. was formed by Ralph Cortese in 1930 and has been the world leader in producing neon components, neon electrodes, and neon tubing since its inception. Today, the EGL Company, Inc. is still owned and operated by the Cortese family, now in its 4^th generation. EGL continues to be the world leader in the neon industry, and plans to diversify its product line to service the specialty lighting industry.

EGL is a Founding Member of The Neon Group

egl — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 21:16:40 +0000

EGL is proud to announce that it is a founding member of the http://www.theneongroup.org

The Neon Group is an association of professionals representing the interests of the neon lighting industry to a growing market interested in clean,efficient and time-proven lighting solutions.

Our network of professionals includes neon product manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, sign makers, lighting designers, artists and end users.

Together we represent the many facets of this American tradition, and we’re dedicated to protect its interests by re-educating the sign and lighting industries about the many benefits of neon, particularly when compared to other illumination systems like LED and fiber optics.