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Next Generation B.V. - Company Profile Next Generation B.V. is a producer of photoluminescent pigment and headquartered in the Netherland's, develops and commercializes in non-toxic, non-radiation photoluminescent pigments with the brand name NLP (New Luminescent Pigment). Next Generation BV was founded in 2004 and was designated as one of 20 technical ventures in the Netherlands qualifying for seed and grows funding and technological subsidies and support, resulting in 12 immediate patents after extensive research completed in 2006. Next Generation BV has the advantage and ability to reach out to their customers with state of the art photoluminescent technology. Next Generation BV's NLP (New Luminescent Pigments) responds on day and artificial light, by absorbing light energy while giving it back when light conditions are changed to a more dark environment. NLP can be used in many applications and products such as coating, ink, plastic rubber, ceramic and glass. NLP is of Dutch origin according to EU legislation, REACH registered. NLP is available in the following colours; yellow, green, ocean blue, light blue of different particle sizes . |
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Next Generation B.V.'s approach focuses on long-term partnerships with strategic customers based on mutual success. Combined with tailored innovations, smart chemicals with smart solutions, is our focus, we exchange state of the art technology and knowledge with our customers to yield commercial success. The support, formal and informal, offered from leading technical experts has allowed Next Generation B.V. to develop at an accelerated pace and deliver promising commercial results in challenging chemical market conditions. Next Generation B.V.'s vision is to be a long-term business partner for strategic customers. It's approach is direct, reliable, passionate and loyal. Next Generation's focus is paramount in delivering new innovations in close cooperation with our customers. Next Generation B.V. thrives on challenges and welcomes new opportunities to further transform the photoluminescent pigment . |
