The combination of UV light and magnifying lens lets you see the smallest traces of fluorescence while inspecting. These lights cannot be sold to Canada due to local regulations on mercury content.

These lights have two UV bulbs and two fluorescent bulbs that work independently of each other. The combination of UV light and magnifying lens lets you see the smallest traces of fluorescence while inspecting. Lights and replacement bulbs cannot be sold to the listed areas due to local regulations on mercury content.

This versatile light can be secured in the stand or removed for hand-held use. A switch lets you select between UV and white fluorescent light. These lights cannot be sold to Canada due to local regulations on mercury content.

Catch defects you’d otherwise miss by switching between UV light and white light. The UV LEDs on these microscopes illuminate fluorescent dyes, particles, and chemicals, making leaks and cracks easy to spot. The white LEDs mimic natural daylight for clear, shadow-free inspections of fine details. If you’re working with reflective surfaces, adjust the brightness of the white light to reduce glare. An alternative to borescopes, they're often squeezed into dark, tight spaces. While slim and roughly 4” long, these microscopes can make objects appear up to 220 times larger.

Connect them to a computer to watch a live feed of your inspection and record photos and videos with the included software. The software also lets you measure the object you’re viewing.

These detectors are fluorescent green. Bubbling action at the source provides quick and reliable leak detection, saving time and energy costs. These noncorrosive, nonflammable detectors find leaks in pipes, tubes, fittings, tanks, and cylinders. They adhere to vertical surfaces. All wash off with water.

Use a UV flashlight for enhanced viewing.

Detect halogenated refrigerants such as HFCs, CFCs, and HCFCs. Access hard-to-reach areas with the flexible probe. This unit can detect leaks as small as 0.1 oz. per year in air conditioning and refrigeration systems. An audible signal increases in intensity as you approach the leak.

Disinfect and sterilize air, water, and surfaces with short wave ultraviolet radiation. Ultraviolet radiation is harmful to skin and eyes; only install bulbs in fixtures that provide adequate protection. A bulb’s estimated yearly cost is based on 3 hours of usage per day at $0.11 per kWh.

Bulbs cannot be sold to Canada due to import regulations.

Wire terminals allow you to connect these bulbs to a power source through a panel. These bulbs are sized to fit into tight spaces such as signs, instruments, indicators, and flashlights. Brightness is measured in lumens; the higher the lumens, the brighter the bulb.

Ultraviolet LED bulbs are often used to sterilize surfaces, cure adhesives, and detect leaks. Ultraviolet light is invisible to the human eye.

Designed for UV curing of small areas, these lamps also aid in leak detection, quality control inspection, and testing. They cannot be sold to Canada due to local regulatory limits on mercury content.

Set the lamp on a bench top and the 360° rotating head directs light where you need it. It cannot be sold to Canada due to local regulatory limits on mercury content.

An optional lens filter (sold separately) lets you see extra-fine particles by reducing glare and the output of visible light.

Cover large areas with this long lamp. Use for UV curing as well as leak detection, quality control inspection, and testing. They cannot be sold to Canada due to local regulations on mercury content.

Use these lamps for UV curing as well as leak detection, quality control inspection, and testing. They cannot be sold to Canada due to local regulatory limits on mercury content.