Our story
It started with one light nobody was making.
In 2005, police officers needed a personal safety light that was brighter, smaller and cheaper than what existed. We built one: multiple LEDs, multiple modes, two AA cells for duration, compact enough to disappear on a uniform.
That set the pattern. Tarmac asked for a safer way for vehicle marshals to signal, and the pressure-activated banksman wand came out of it. Road crews wanted a taper drivers read as one movement rather than twenty separate lights — that became the sequential cone lamp. The aviation wands came from marshallers, the Klickfast range from officers who kept losing torches.
We are a design and development business that happens to run a shop. That's why the honest answer to “which one do I need?” is usually a conversation, and why we'd rather have it than not.
“Should you have any requirements, suggestions or ideas for new products, please contact us — together we can explore the possibilities.”
