BASF helps Panasonic launch the first luminaire in China that meets the highest performance standards
Panasonic, one of the world’s leading luminaire manufacturers, uses BASF’s optical film NovaFlex GlareControl in its new study luminaire “SHIYUE”. The innovative film’s excellent anti-glare properties enable the product to meet the highest performance level of the new standard set by the China Quality Certification Center. The standard defines the performance requirements for all movable luminaires used for writing and reading. The highest performance level 5A can only be achieved with BASF’s glare reduction solution.
NovaFlex GlareControl is based on the innovative FunTex technology, which allows the production of microstructured films via a roll-to-roll process.
“BASF’s optical film products will play an important role in the lighting industry. Panasonic looks forward to working with BASF to jointly innovate in the field of healthy and green lighting to create a better life for consumers,” said Zhenyu Zhao, head of the Lighting Space Business Unit at Panasonic.
“The launch of luminaires equipped with our products by Panasonic is an important milestone in our entry into the Asian market with optical films. As a well-known consumer brand, Panasonic is a strong reference for our activities in the lighting industry,” said Martin Friedrich, head of Optical Films at BASF’s Beyond Coating Solutions business unit.
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