Strontium aluminate based afterglow pigments are marketed under numerous brand names such as Core Glow, Super-LumiNova and Lumibrite, developed by Seiko. 
Many companies additionally sell products that contain a mix of strontium aluminate particles and a host material. Due to the nearly endless ability to recharge, strontium aluminate products cross many industries. Some of the most popular uses are for street lighting, such as the viral bike path. 
Companies offer an industrial marble aggregate mixed with the strontium aluminate, to enable ease of using within standard construction processes. The glowing marble aggregates are often pressed into the cement or asphalt during the final stages of [https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5fd2b4109f12ec3a24e2bf24/t/5ffca2aa15cc5241eed1cb48/1610392238473/core_glow_project_guide.pdf construction]. 
Reusable and non-toxic glow stick alternatives are now being developed using strontium aluminate particles.
Cubic strontium aluminate can be used used as a water-soluble sacrificial layer for the production of free-standing films of complex oxide materials.