History of lighting

Lamp History

There is a kind of magical power that has driven humanity forward on the long journey of pursuit, without fear of hardship or fatigue. The invention of lamps has illuminated the path ahead, helped us say goodbye to darkness, and made the night more comfortable, beautiful, and safe. Over time, the lamp has evolved into a perfect blend of science and art, becoming an essential part of our daily lives.

The history of lighting has gone through several stages—from fire, to oil, and finally electricity. Lighting tools have continuously evolved, from torches and candles, to kerosene lamps, incandescent bulbs, and fluorescent lights. Today, we have a wide variety of lighting options, including energy-saving lamps, decorative lights, landscape lights, heating lamps, navigation lights, indicator lights, night lights, photo lamps, disinfection lamps, and plant-growing lamps. Each type serves a unique purpose, reflecting the progress of technology and design.

The development of lamps is not only a story of technological advancement but also a reflection of human civilization. It's a journey of seeking light—both literal and metaphorical. Throughout this journey, many fascinating stories and innovations have emerged. The House of Light will take a unique approach to guide you through this rich and inspiring history, offering a glimpse into the past and the evolution of illumination.

Guide Ring

Guide Ring is a mechanical seal, also known as a guide ring. It is usually made of metal or plastic and used to support and position pistons or rods. Guide Ring has excellent wear resistance and corrosion resistance, which can effectively reduce leakage and friction, thereby extending equipment life. Guide Ring is widely used in the hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical, and automotive industries as an important mechanical seal.