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New LED UVA magnaflux lights- Feedback
Anyone have experience with EV6000 LED UV inspection light from Magnaflux. We use a spectroline BIB150 assembly and the bulbs are discontinued. Just wonder if the LED assemblies are bright enough for wet inspections.
Randy
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Re: New LED UVA magnaflux lights- Feedback
Randy, I've heard from my buddy Chuck that there is significant improvement of crack detection using a LED light. You may even be able to "test" one from the folks at Magnaflux as they want to provide you with the best opportunity to find a crack. Yes, they're expensive but well worth it in the long run.
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Re: New LED UVA magnaflux lights- Feedback
Well we bought the LED, Big difference in lighting, So far very happy with our choice despite the high cost.
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