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The incandescent lamps heat and pass electricity through a wire filament within glass or quartz bulbs to produce illumination. Since the process requires generating heat, appliances exploit the high temperatures that incandescent lamps cast for drying purposes. Working well with alternating and direct currents, the common lighting form is used in workplaces and private homes. Bulbs are offered in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit any appliance.

Replacement Light Bulb, Labconco

Supplier: Labconco

Pre-wired vapor-proof fluorescent lighting provides up to 63 foot candles

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Lamps, Mouser Electronics

Supplier: MOUSER ELECTRONICS TE

Lamps, Mouser Electronics

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Grain of Wheat Bulbs

Supplier: American Scientific

Flexible and easy alternative to standard mini bulbs: no holder required!

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Eiko 1630 Incandescent Bulb, Bulbtronics©

Supplier: Bulbtronics

Low voltage.

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Miniature Bulb

Supplier: Norman Lamps

Voltage: 1.30V Current: 0.10A Light Output: 0.03 MSCP Type: G3 1/2 Miniature Bulb Base Type: E10 Miniature Screw Base Life Hours: 50 Dimensions: 0.94" L x 0.463" D.

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GE Incandescent Soft White Basic Bulb, A21, 200 W

Supplier: Janitorial Supplies

Basic bulbs provide direct, unfiltered light for utility lighting and bare lamp sockets.

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Straight Filament Lamp Bulbs

Supplier: Grainger

Single-line filament is ideal for student diffraction experiments. It's also a great way for students to observe filament technology in action, because the slender 15.2 cm lamp lets them clearly and distinctly see the entire process.