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Scangrip 400 Lumens Rechargeable Inspection Hand Lamp
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TSV-10017E
£92.18 £76.82
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Scangrip 400 Lumens Rechargeable Inspection Hand Lamp is only available to buy in quantities of 1
Product Information
The sturdiness of the LINE LIGHT R make it endure even strong strokes and shocks from daily use in the rough workshop environment. With its slim design (25mm), it is possible to illuminate even the most narrow and hard to reach areas.
Technical Specification
| Brand | Scangrip |
|---|---|
| Type | 16 x SMD LEDs |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 03.5244 |
| Voltage | 3.7 |
| Additional Information | By means of a built-in prism, LINE LIGHT R concentrates the light in a 75Deg beam angle providing an extremely bright and powerful illumination of the specific working area. |
| Features & Benefits | The LINE LIGHT R is an extremely powerful inspection light and flashlight in one. The sturdiness of the LINE LIGHT R make it endure even strong strokes and shocks from daily use in the rough workshop environment. With its slim design (25mm), it is possible to illuminate even the most narrow and hard to reach areas. By means of a built-in prism, LINE LIGHT R concentrates the light in a 75° beam angle providing an extremely bright and powerful illumination of the specific working area. Avoid blinding during work and adjust the beam angle to provide optimal work light at the specific work area. |
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