The undisputed champion of Ultra Violet lights and lamps is Spectroline. We stock a large range of UV lamps for any purpose.

If you have the right light for the job it is critical to ensure that it performs at its peak. It is a well known fact that any high intensity UV lamp grows less intense as it gets older - not unlike people really. In order to ensure that you don't miss any critical flaws or leaks when using UV lamps, they must be regularly checked.

Ultraviolet leak detection fluids, oil and water based. Not to mention the stuff for cleaning it off.

Enhance your vision under UV light with the specific goggles or spectacles for your application

If the bulb or tube you are after is not in this group please call us or use the "Enquiry" tab above. We stock most of the popular replacement bulbs for our Spectroline UV lamps.

Ultraviolet light is the band of wavelengths between visible light and x-rays. Many materials naturally fluoresce, or glow, when exposed to UV light. This phenomenon can be used to positively identify many different types of evidence that cannot be seen by the naked eye.

Ultraviolet (UV) light, short-wave (254nm) and/or long-wave (365nm), is often used to expose fluorescent activity in gems and minerals. The natural fluorescence of certain materials produces vivid colors when viewed with a UV lamp. This process is quicker and cost effective in the identification of these materials.

The process of ultraviolet curing is defined as hardening of a liquid film of material when exposed to uv light. The particular substance to be processed may vary widely depending upon its application and final use, but basically is composed of base polymers, non-solvent diluents and photoinitiators.

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