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What appears to be a lump of glass is actually a closed seal, commonly referred to as the “Pip” or “Fill Tip.” This is the result of passing the lamp through a second pumping stage, which creates a cleaner operating environment within the lamp. The effect is a lamp that is more reliable and produces consistent performance.
