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| Filename: | CEAG_-_Barnsley_2002.jpg |
| Album name: | James / Factories |
| Filesize: | 45 KiB |
| Date added: | Sep 24, 2011 |
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| URL: | https://allthingslighting.co.uk/atl/displayimage.php?pid=3287 |
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Am i just being silly but who are CEAG?
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CEAG was a fairly small lamp manufacturer. They mainly produced special incandescents for airfield, railway, automotive applications etc.
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You say WAS and PRODUCED so i am guessing these too have now moved/gone bust?
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they still Produce Lamps under the Lumax Name as James mentions mainly Railway signal lamps, Train lamps, Long life lamps, Marine lamps, Airport lamps, Low voltage incandescent lamps, Ministry of Defence NATO. lamps, Long life lamps up to 8,000 hours see http://www.ceag.co.uk/
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So are CEAG still manufactured here?
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