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TripleLite Ramps Up Manufacturing to Meet Surging Demand for Its 180° Wide-Beam Lighting

TripleLite has officially announced a significant expansion of its manufacturing operations. This move comes on the heels of a successful feature on ABC’s Shark Tank and a series of growing retail partnerships. With demand rising fast, the company is scaling its production to support its continued growth.

By Tom White, Special to California Business Journal

Thanks to its patented 180-degree lighting technology gaining traction in both consumer and commercial markets, TripleLite has strengthened its supply chain, increased production capacity, and streamlined fulfillment operations to meet the rising customer demand.

“We’re incredibly excited by how well our lighting technology has been received,” said Nancy Pritchett, Co-Founder of TripleLite. “The demand confirms that wide-beam lighting is not just a novelty, people genuinely see its value. This expansion allows us to deliver to more customers across more industries.”

TripleLite began in 2012 when co-founder Ron Pritchett grew frustrated by the limitations of traditional flashlights, which only lit up a narrow area. Determined to solve the problem, he created a patented light that illuminates a full 180 degrees, lighting up what’s ahead as well as both sides, so there’s no need to wave the flashlight around. Today, the company holds patents in 27 countries and serves a wide range of markets, including emergency services, construction, outdoor recreation, and industrial operations.

Following its appearance on Shark Tank, the brand not only landed a deal but also saw a surge in exposure and momentum. This has fast-tracked expansion into national retail chains, online marketplaces, and even government procurement systems. TripleLite’s scaled-up manufacturing will help maintain steady inventory and improve delivery timelines as demand continues to grow.

“Our expansion goes beyond sales growth,” added Nancy Pritchett. “We’re focused on operational excellence, mainly introducing better production processes and quality control systems so we can keep exceeding expectations and stay at the forefront of the wide-beam lighting space.”

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Tom White, Special to California Business Journal

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