Luxottica / Exciton

2150 Bixby Rd.
Lockbourne, OH 43137
United States

Phone: +1 614-492-5610

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For 50 years Exciton has excelled in the design and production of high purity and high performance dyes. Our expertise includes narrow-band visible and infrared absorber dyes for optical filters, fluorescent and the closely-related laser dyes.

We are proud to announce the opening of our new laboratory in Columbus, Ohio. Since early 2017 Exciton has been part of Luxottica, the leader in the design, manufacture, and distribution of fashion, luxury, and sports eyewear.

LASER DYES: Dye lasers provide the required combination of power, pulse length, wavelength and reliability required for many applications from materials research to medicine. Our products are in research laboratories and medical offices all around the world.

FLUORESCENT DYES AND SENSITIZERS: Highly efficient ultraviolet, visible and near infrared dyes support technologies from machine vision to security inks. Such dyes can be optimized for specific wavelengths, chemical and process compatibility, and quantum yield.

NARROW BAND AND INFRARED ABSORBING DYES: With applications from light filters for cameras and other digital sensors through selective absorption of light for enhanced vision and laser protection, our non-fluorescent dyes are incorporated into products that are sold globally.

Established: 1974
Employees: 15
Ownership type: Publicly Traded Stock

Executives:
Paul Cahill, Vice President
Carrie Brown, Senior Manager of Operations

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