Aristo, are you there?

[jeroldharter]

I have not been able to find the Aristo website.

Any word on their viability or maybe just a website issue?

 

[JLP]

Jerold, Arista not Aristo is Freestyles brand of film and paper. Try Freestyle.

jan

 

[jeroldharter]

Jerold, Arista not Aristo is Freestyles brand of film and paper. Try Freestyle.

jan

I was referring to Aristo cold lights. I should have been more precise. Forgot about Arista.

 

[JLP]

Ahh, and i forgot about Aristo :rolleyes:

 

[rcoda]

www.aristogrid.com - no?

 

[jeroldharter]

www.aristogrid.com - no?

I have tried that several times and keep timing out. Are you able to access it?

 

[rcoda]

I have tried that several times and keep timing out. Are you able to access it?

Not today.

 

[eric]

Their website seems not to be working. Not their fault. But here's some info if you want to call them.

BTW, I had only FANTASTIC customer service from them.
Below is the contact for the website registrant but I'm sure you can call and talk to someone from Aristogrid from that number

Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
Cordero, Jose jose.cordero@VOLTARC.COM
Voltarc Technologies
400 Captain Neville DR
Waterbury, CT 06606
US
(203) 575-3498 fax: (203) 578-4380

 

[removed account4]

if / when you call,
ask to speak with rick,
he is the cold light guru ..

good luck!

john

 

[Curt]

Their site is down but you can find a lot of their light heads on the B&H site in NYC.

 

[resummerfield]

Aristo was bought or taken over some years ago by VOLTARC TECHNOLOGIES. For some time VOLTARC kept Aristo as a separate entity with its own website, but it seems to have been integrated into the Voltarc site now.

On the VOLTARC page for Graphic Arts, they mention the T-12 lamp, and that they can "create new fluorescent reprographic and graphic arts lamps for your specific application".