Ultraviolet Magnetic Stick Inspection Light (uvmsl-1) on 2040-parts.com
Wales, Wisconsin, United States
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Ultraviolet Magnetic Stick Inspection light for finding leaks and cracks in HVAC, Automotive and Aviation applications. Durable, 7 UV LED light uses 3 AAA batteries (included). Has strong magnetic base as well as a magnetic pocket clip for added utility. Overseas shipping may incur additional freight and export fees. |
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