Kat

Delitto
Communications Assistant
Lunabrite
862-579-5385
kdelitto@bu.edu


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Lunabrite Announces New Photoluminescent Fabric for Safety Markets

MOUNTAIN LAKES, N.J., January 12, 2016-A new development in photoluminescent
technology was announced today by Lunabrite who created a glow in the dark
textile called Lunagel in partnership with industry expert Tim LeMaster.

The first of its kind, the fabric emits bright illumination and duration when charged
with a light source for 5 to 30 minutes. The initial illumination output is 8000
millicandelas per square meter, offering the brightest glow performance of any
material on the market. Charged with natural light, Lunagel fabrics glow for over 14
hours. Lunagel textiles are continuously rechargeable with exposure to light sources
such as sunlight or room lighting.

The invention is the result of many years of research conducted into
photoluminescent technology. Tim LeMaster is a successful entrepreneur and
inventor with 18 issued patents that lead to many innovative products including the
3M photoluminescent hardhat helmet. Mr. LeMaster became intrigued by the idea of
light emitting fabric when he developed automotive fabric materials.

The new Lunagel fabrics have a multitude of applications including enhancing the
safety of first responders, miners, traffic workers and consumers who are running
or biking in darkness. The new photoluminescent material can be combined with
retroreflective technology for maximum protection in any lighting conditions.

About Lunabrite
Lunabrite is a leader in photoluminescent technology and specializes in providing
custom solutions across a variety of industries including: safety, architectural,
marine, as well as apparel and footwear markets. For more information, please
contact the company at (973) 794-1062 or visit the company website:
www.lunabrite.com.