Strattman Design: Products

LUMINGLAS™

Developed by Wayne Strattman, Luminglas looks like a science experiment sealed between two sheets of glass. Created through a patented process (Patent # 5,383,295), Luminglas by Strattman Design has found applications in nightclubs, museum displays, commercial and home interiors and has appeared prominently in the feature film Star Trek: First Contact and the television program Star Trek: Voyager.

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PLASMA GLOBES

Like colored lightning in a bottle is how many people describe the fascinating phenomenon of plasma globes. Since 1983, Strattman Design offers the largest commercially available plasma globes in the world, at affordable prices. Custom shapes and sizes are also available. See our very interesting array of creative applications, for example, in the shape of a human head or glass jars.

PLASMA TUBES

Plasma tubes are similar to plasma globes except the glass is in the shape of a tube, which can be formed into almost any shape, simple or creative. The ionized gas undulates like the Northern Lights, and can be manufactured to change rapidly in an energetic movement, or slowly in a soothing ribbon of light.

MESMER TUBES

Named after the famous 18th century French physician Franz Mesmer. Mesmerism, considered the intellectual precursor of modern hypnosis, was the inspiration for the development of these slowly undulating tubes which truly provide a hypnotic quality.

CRACKLE TUBES & DESIGNS

If you took the guts of Luminglas and poured them into a test tube, this is what you'd have! Eye-catching tubular displays, filled with brightly-colored lightning. These aren't the Crackle Tubes of old...this is exciting new technology, from the little ol' mad scientists (okay...we're not really mad...but "happy scientists" just doesn't have the same ring to it) at Strattman Design.

LIGHTNING TUBES

Lightning tubes, although straw-like in cross-section, can be formed to almost any shape you'd like - simple or complex, abstract or representational. Even though it's the same glass tubing used in neon signs, the gas inside is specially formulated to ionize (glow) in thin streams of light, much like dancing spaghetti. The motion of the light streams can be manufatured to be slow or fast.