Bend these lights to shine a spotlight right where you need it for drilling, cutting, and more. Also known as gooseneck-arm lights, these lights snake around obstructions and reach into tight spaces where lights with an articulating arm can’t. They’re not your typical desk light—these lights are built from top to bottom to handle the tough conditions near your machine. The head and arm are aluminum, so they stay strong against flying debris and resist corrosion. The arm will stay in position, even under vibration. The lens is made of heat- and chemical-resistant glass that’s sealed to keep out fluids, chips, and shavings.

Illuminate machines or monitor processes in areas where flammable or combustible gases may be present, such as during leaks or ventilation failures. All lights are rated for use in NEC Class 1, Division 2 hazardous locations. For additional protection, choose a light rated for more NEC classes. A durable polycarbonate lens withstands the impact of flying chips and shavings in harsh machine areas.

Direct a beam of light without obstructing machine parts. These lights have a compact head that pivots to aim light just where you need it. Mount them in and around machines—their lens is made of heat- and chemical-resistant glass that’s sealed to keep out fluids, chips, and shavings.

The narrower the beam, the more intense the light. A 10° angle concentrates the beam, so it’s best for inspecting fine details. A 40° angle spreads light across a wider area for general visibility in machines.

Integrate these stroboscopes into fast-moving lines to check quality. They’re often used to inspect printed labels, rolled metal, and packaging. Channels on three sides allow you to attach them to T-slotted framing and other equipment. They shine bright and uniform pulsing light at moving parts to make them appear slower. This helps your machine vision camera and other digital inspection equipment identify defects. Connect them to sensors to trigger flashes at precise intervals in systems where timing and coordination are crucial. For synchronized usage along your line, you can daisy-chain multiple together. All come with a calibration certificate traceable to NIST that states they’ve passed a test for accuracy.

For visibility in all conditions, they have three light intensity settings. The lowest is often used for highly reflective surfaces, and the highest works well on dark and high-contrast materials. For quick changes between processes, their memory stores up to 10 light patterns.