Verbatim, which is part of the Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Group, announces two new filament materials – PET and high performance PLA - for use with widely available Fused Fabrication Filament (FFF) 3D printers and offering improved versatility, transparency and print quality. Manufactured in Japan, the highly advanced materials will expand the company’s range of 3D printing options available to product designers, design engineers, m...

Verbatim’s hi-tech LED candle lighting is being used as a safe, realistic and practical alternative to open flame candles by the producers of War and Peace, a TV adaption of Tolstoy’s classic Russian novel to be screened by the BBC in 2016.

  Delivering class-leading uniform omnidirectional light without unsightly shadows or rings, Verbatim has launched an innovative range of dimmable Classic A retrofit LED bulbs using Mitsubishi Chemical’s proprietary Mirageball optical technology.

  3D printing has been one of the most talked-about technologies of the last few years. Now, Verbatim has entered the market and here, Marketing Director Rüdiger Theobald talks about the background to the decision, and what the company will bring to the market.

Two lines of LED track lights for accent lighting in retail, museum and gallery venues have been introduced by Verbatim. The non-dimmable product line, consisting of four different variants, is designed for customers seeking easy track light installation and operation at low cost. The dimmable line features six products which deliver greater lumen output, efficacy and lifetime alongside enhanced luminaire housing design features.

Designed as cost-effective replacements for dichroic halogen lamps, dichroic-effect LED lamps have been released by Verbatim. Using technology developed by parent company Mitsubishi Chemical, Verbatim has provided an energy-efficient alternative to the MR16 and PAR16 halogen lamps popularly used for track lighting, pendant fixtures and retail display lighting.

Verbatim has used technology developed by its parent company Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (MCC), in a new range of high performance LED lamps that achieve increased heat dissipation through advanced thermal cooling using a sophisticated heatsink design. The professional range of PAR16 LED retrofit lamps with a GU10 base deliver up to 660 lumen output – almost twice as bright as a standard 50W halogen spot lamp.

Which? has awarded Verbatim's 9.5W Classic A LED lamp as a Best Buy in its 2014 Lightbulb test. Brightness, light quality, energy efficiency, durability and power factor were assessed in the test, which included compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs), halogens and LED lamps widely available to British customers. 

A family of LED luminaires, suitable for a range of applications, has been introduced by Verbatim. With compact housing dimensions and an external power supply, the luminaires are suitable for lighting applications within hotels, restaurants, retail stores, offices and warehouses. The company claims that they are more energy and cost efficient than compact fluorescent or halogen alternatives. 

Available as a realistic candle (Classic B) and MR16 retrofit LED lamps, Verbatim has today announced the launch of its ground-breaking Natural Vision VxRGB technology. Launched at Lux Live, the True Candlelight LED lamps allow users to experience the warmth and ambience of candlelight.

Employing single focus diamond cut lenses, the two new series of Verbatim LED spotlights mimic the warmth and dimming characteristics of halogen lamps that lighting professionals demand along with exceptional beam management and high brightness. The PAR16 GU10s and MR16 GU5.3s achieve precision-finished optical surfaces, due to the diamond cutting, which allow light to be dispersed in a defined manner, avoiding the glare, stray light and hotspots...

Verbatim has doubled the range and increased the availability of its high-performance LED lamps for consumers in Europe. Product choice has been extended to 33 LED lamps with the addition of eight Classic A lamps, three PAR 16 spotlights, three MR16 spotlights and three smaller bi-pin lamps.

Verbatim expanded its popular and highly rated V3 Store’n’Go USB drive range with a product line offering faster connection and data transfer speeds. The V3 MAX delivers the fastest speed of any Verbatim USB drive. With USB 3.0 connectivity that is backwards compatible with USB 2.0 ports, the V3 Max has a very impressive read speed of up to 175MB/sec and a write speed of up to 80MB/sec.

Verbatim announces the commercial release of Vivid Vision, a directional LED lamp using VxRGB technology developed by Verbatim’s parent company, Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation.

Verbatim will exhibit its latest high performance range of VxRGB LED lamps for professional use and next generation of colour tunable VELVE OLED modules at Easyfair ELMÄSSAN Stockholm, a trade exhibition serving lighting specialists across Scandinavia held in Stockholm from 24-25 October. Verbatim exhibits at Stand D:03.

The modern day LED was born 50 years ago this month. Jeanine Chrobak-Kando, Business Development Manager at Verbatim, describes how far the lighting technology has come in such a short time.

Verbatim has unveiled the world’s first colour-tunable and dimmable OLED module that delivers brightness of up to 2,000 cd/m². The company’s latest series of VELVE OLED modules are twice as bright as earlier devices.

Verbatim has launched the world's first commercially available, colour tunable organic LED (OLED) lighting panels at the Fuori Salone show in Milan. The OLEDs are based on unique materials technology developed by Verbatim's parent company, Mitsubishi Chemical Holding Group. Full-scale production of OLED panels will start from July.