Lightolier Now Offers 3D Printed Luminaires!

June 12, 2023

Forging the cutting edge

Signify, a world leader in lighting, is transforming the lighting industry with revolutionary 3D printing technology from Lightolier. These customizable solutions allow you to create tailored luminaires at a fraction of the cost versus traditional lighting, while also contributing to a more sustainable future.

Co-creation

With 3D-printed luminaires, you can customize any design to uniquely fit your needs by selecting from a variety of options, such as the shape, pattern, color and size.

Three reasons to choose 3D printed lighting

Sustainable

Lightolier produces 3D Printed Luminaires using a process that minimizes waste and accelerates the circular economy.

Speed

Their method of 3D printing luminaires shortens the tailored manufacturing process from development through installation, from a matter of months to a matter of weeks.

Specialized Creations

Signify is skilled in the development and manufacturing process of quality material that has a high impact rating, allowing for a strong, innovative, and energy-efficient lighting solution for any application.

Co-Creation Process

Step 1

Step 1

Visit the configurator website at www.3dprinted.lighting.lightolier.com

Step 2

Step 2

Select a product series and click “Start Configurator” button.

Step 3

Step 3

Customize a luminaire with desired shape, color, texture and more

Step 4 

Step 4

Click the “Create Spec Sheet” button and save/print for ordering

Step 5

Step 5

Contact your Signify sales representative for pricing and to place an order

More information available here

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