NDT Ultraviolet Lights
Ultraviolet Non Destructive Testing Lights (NDT Lights) are used to detect flaws and defects in objects and materials that would otherwise be invisible to the naked eye. Because of the critical nature of NDT, ultraviolet lights used in these applications need to be powerful and reliable. Our ultraviolet NDT lights include industrial grade fluorescent and LED UV lights and are capable of providing the power and reliability needed to maintain a high degree of accuracy during testing activities and offer durability and quality that is second to none. We offer portable and fixed mount NDT lights as well as rechargeable high power ultraviolet NDT flashlights, and include a large variety of ultraviolet LED lights as well to provide the latest in NDT lighting technology.
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