Ceraflame
Household Goods · New York, United States · 11-50 Employees
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Headquarters
230 5th Ave Ste 700, New York, New York,...Website
www.ceraflame.comRevenue
<$5 MillionIndustry
About Ceraflame
CeraFlame was established in 1982 to implement the idea of "The Everlasting Wick" developed by Norwegian Potter J.G.Olsen. In 1983 it became a great success, not in the least because of the exclusive deal made with the Norwegian Glass- works, Hadeland Glasvrk, which in a period of 18 months, manufactured more than 600 000 lamp units. In fact, the chairman of Hadeland told to Norwegian main newspapers and television, that the Ceraflame concept saved the factory from a close-down. The success was also based on the fact that Norwegian oil company Norol (later named Statoil), managed to develop a special quality candle oil for the wick in their laboratory, and thousands of gallons of CeraFlame Candle Oil has since then been sold in the international market. In 1984, JG Olsen also designed and made the Olympic runner/torch with the Ceraflame System, a major souvenir for the Olympic games in Los Angeles. We were present at the big celebrations of Independence Day in New York, with a close toRead more
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CeraFlame was established in 1982 to implement the idea of "The Everlasting Wick" developed by Norwegian Potter J.G.Olsen. In 1983 it became a great success, not in the least because of the exclusive deal made with the Norwegian Glass- works, Hadeland Glasvrk, which in a period of 18 months, manufactured more than 600 000 lamp units. In fact, the c... Read More