Brian Curtis

On August 27, 2010 the first internally generated inventory of the company’s medically approved LED light source was logged in, formally marking the start of electronic manufacturing at FTI. “Our new competence will allow us to better serve our customers, control price, and manage innovation; attributes which optimize the value proposition we offer to the […]

The patent pending device will be certified by ETL under the UL lab/industrial protocol, and will be CE certified. The unit will be manufactured at the company’s new electronic assembly facility in Pomfret CT beginning in April 2010. FTI began designing and manufacturing light source products in 2004. Using a very simple but effective coupling

On November 1, 2009 management formally approved a plan to add the cell at its existing corporate facility in Pomfret Connecticut. The change will add a capability important to some of its customers, and allow the company to control production of its new patent pending LED light source. The new cell will also round out

The patent pending device will be certified under the UL medical protocol 2026-01-02-03, and will be CE certified. This will be the first FDA approved light source for medical applications in FTI’s portfolio. FTI began designing and manufacturing light source products in 2004.  Using a very simple but effective coupling strategy, engineers at FTI can

Walt Seagrave joined the sales and marketing team at Fiberoptics Technology on May 4, 2009. After completing his orientation, Walter will assume the responsibility of OEM Sales Engineer, concentrating on industrial markets effective June 9, 2009. Before joining FTI, Walt spent seven years as OEM Sales Manager at Integra Luxtec Corporation, a company manufacturing fiber

The new technology includes an increase in pixel count from 10K to 17K, a new articulation system, and integrated C mount adapter at the eyepiece. The combination of enhancements allows the company to offer a scope equal in quality to the highest priced models in the market, for 40-60% less. “This scope design offers cutting

“This lamp technology is interesting in two regards: The product is less expensive than most high power sources in the current market, and it is packaged with a user-friendly software interface, giving the user complete control over performance”, said Steve Giamundo, the company’s VP of Sales and Marketing Once the user has created a lighting

“The use of these 2×2 ceiling tiles reduces installation labor 87%, maintains the random star effect, and eliminates the need for light source storage, as the main source of light is a local LED on each tile”, said Zack Morin, the company’s application Sales Engineer. The 2×2 ceiling tiles are available in two standard colors

Smaller, standard stocked Starscape kits provide the same quality and realistic night sky as the company’s traditional system, but prepackaged and stocked in volume for smaller spaces and budgets. Using these pre-engineered and manufactured kits dramatically reduces the square foot cost of ownership without compromising quality. The new system-in-a-kit approach is available in 4 different

The process will be used to manufacture high end medical light guides and industrial components. Current testing confirms the process to be effective for Lightguides requiring .150” – .250” active areas (3.8mm to 6.3mm). Testing is currently under way to prove the process effective for light guides up to .5” (13mm). “The beauty of this