Reveal leaks, cracks, and contaminants that you wouldn’t find with a typical flashlight. These flashlights use UV light to illuminate fluorescent dyes, particles, and other chemicals.

Make surface defects stand out—these flashlights have a UV light that illuminates fluorescent dyes, particles, and chemicals so you can identify cracks and pores on parts or find leaks in your system. These flashlights also have a white LED bulb that shines a focused, even beam for normal flashlight uses. The head bends up to 90° so you can direct light where you need to when holding them in tight spaces. A strong magnet on the opposite end lets you stick them onto magnetic surfaces for hands-free use.

Detect leaks and contamination while keeping both your hands free. These headlamps use UV light to reveal dyes, particles, and chemicals with fluorescent qualities, making cracks and defects easy to spot. Each headlamp also has a regular LED light to see in dim and dark areas. Both bulbs emit a focused, uniform light beam that works best for close-up inspections.

Headlamps with a motion sensor switch between brightnesses, beam patterns, and bulb types with a wave of your hand. They’re helpful when your gloves are oily or dirty. You can also press a button to switch between these modes. The additional bull’s eye beam pattern has a wide angle to illuminate at a distance.

Shine UV light over large work areas to uncover leaks, cracks, and contaminants. These lights illuminate fluorescent dyes, particles, and other chemicals, making defects easy to spot. Fasten them to a wall or ceiling, so you’ll have both hands free to adjust what you’re inspecting or make repairs.

Lights with ultraviolet LED bulbs last longer, are more efficient, and generate less heat than lights with fluorescent bulbs.

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Shine 360° of shadow-free light on objects under microscopes to make defects more visible during inspections. The even lighting these illuminators produce reduces glare and creates strong visual contrast between small components, such as parts on circuit boards.

Ultraviolet LED illuminators expose defects such as cracks and holes in parts when used with fluorescent dye or powder. They’re often used for leak detection and quality control testing.

Switch between UV light and white light to catch defects you'd otherwise miss. The UV LEDs on these magnifiers illuminate fluorescent dyes, particles, and chemicals, making leaks, cracks, and tears easy to spot. The white light LEDs mimic natural daylight for a crisp, clear view of fine details. Both types of light are arranged in a ring, giving you even lighting with no shadows. Adjust the brightness with the dimmer to reduce glare on reflective surfaces. Made of glass, the lens gives you a clearer view than a plastic lens and is less likely to scratch. These magnifiers have an ESD (electrostatic discharge) safe coating that dissipates static electricity, so they won’t pass along harmful charges if they come in contact with sensitive components.

These magnifiers clamp onto the edge of a workbench, so you’ll have space for large objects and both hands free for adjustments, repairs, and note-taking. They have a long arm that pivots 360° and stays steady even when there’s vibration. The spring that moves the arm is enclosed, which means it won’t get jammed from dirt or debris.