The Pulsed Light Experts
XENON has been developing innovative applications for Pulsed Light technology for over 50 years—evolving and perfecting the technology which has led to a host of innovations and patented breakthroughs.
FOOD SAFETY &
ENHANCEMENT
Food Safety & Enhancement
MANUFACTURING
SOLUTIONS
Manufacturing Solutions
Food Safety & Enhancement
Printed Electronics Sintering
Pharmaceutical
Manufacturing Solutions
UPCOMING EVENTS
Bio/Pharmatech Taiwan 2021 | October 6-9, 2021 | Hall 2 – 1F, Booth Q0933a | Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center | Taipei City, Taiwan
Lab Innovations 2021 | November 3-4, 2021 | Hall 2, Booth A90 | National Exhibition Centre | Birmingham, United Kingdom
About Pulsed Light
What is Pulsed Light?
Pulsed Light is high-energy light delivered in fractions of a second. It’s a simple concept with profound ramifications because of its ability to produce megawatt of peak power while generating very little heat.
How is Pulsed Light Used?
Pulsed Light has been proven to be effective in many applications where high energy is needed to create a chemical change in a target, but where high temperatures would damage critical materials involved.
WEBINAR
Pulsed Light’s Application in the Food Safety and Enhancement Space
A Ray of Hope During the Covid-19 CRISIS
XENON has been on the front lines in the battle against Covid-19. Our Pulsed Light technology has been proven effective in the destruction of the coronavirus and we’re working with our partners every day to deliver safe and effective disinfection solutions to the world.
Pulsed Light Versus the Variants
It’s been a year and a half since I first wrote in this space about the SARS-2 Coronavirus, and the pandemic is still with us. The good news is, the vaccines that were developed in record time have been successful, reducing both the chance and severity of infection. They’ve even been effective against the highly contagious Delta variant, which is now the dominant strain of the virus in the U.S. and elsewhere. Still, scientists are worried that new strains may evolve that resist our vaccines. Of course, if that happens, new vaccines will be developed, and our communities will get better at...