LED factory lighting is the backbone of a high-performance manufacturing facility. Unlike standard industrial lighting, factory-grade fixtures are built to handle the rigorous demands of production lines—providing high-CRI illumination for quality control and flicker-free output to reduce eye strain during long shifts. Whether you are managing a precision assembly plant or a heavy machinery workshop, our industrial LED solutions ensure your team has the clarity and safety they need to excel.
Our collection includes heavy-duty UFO high bays and high-temperature fixtures designed to maintain consistent lumen output even in environments with elevated heat or airborne particulates. By upgrading to factory LED technology, you don't just lower your energy bills; you create a smarter, more stable workspace that minimizes maintenance downtime and maximizes operational ROI.
Optimized for Industrial Productivity & Safety
Manufacturing lighting is a critical safety component. Poor light quality can lead to accidents near heavy machinery or missed defects in quality control.
High CRI for Quality Control
In factories where color accuracy and detail matter, look for fixtures with a CRI of 80+. This ensures that electrical wiring, paint finishes, and product labels are seen in their true colors, reducing errors on the line.
Heat Dissipation & Durability
Factory environments can get hot. Our fixtures feature die-cast aluminum housings and advanced heat sinks to protect the LED drivers, ensuring a lifespan of up to 100,000 hours even in demanding conditions.
Why Upgrade Your Factory to LED?
Instant Productivity
Old metal halide or HPS lights can take 10-15 minutes to reach full brightness. Industrial LEDs provide instant-on functionality at 100% brightness, meaning your shift can start the moment the switch is flipped.
Reduced HVAC Load
Traditional bulbs convert up to 90% of their energy into heat rather than light. By switching to LED, you significantly lower the ambient heat generated by your ceiling fixtures, which reduces the strain on your facility’s cooling systems.