Recommend me a uv light!

[chip1]

Hi folks!

I'm in the market for a second light can any one recommend me a good curing light?

Thanks.

[Auto Glass Rescue]

Have you checked out Delta Kits line of lights? They have a great selection with top notch customer service!

[bill lambeth]

I would make sure it has an on/off switch.Anything you buy from Delta will be top notch.

[chip1]

Yes I already have there 9watt 12volt light,

Can't see many on the web with a 12v male socket.

[Brent Deines]

We have 3 lights listed on our website that are 12V and have a male plug on the cord. Part numbers are 15010, 15020 and 15045. Please feel free to call if you need additional information or if you still can't see them on our website.

[glassdoctor]

I like the 9w 12v tube style lights... Delta #15020. I use them with a lithium battery pack, to make it completely portable. Years ago, I used nimh packs, made from my old rc racing equipment.

I also use another light now, that is custom also. In fact, the 9w are now my backup lights. Prob shouldn't be discussed here though LOL

[chip1]

Has any one tried a standard uv Torch ie 51 led uv torch? And/or would it have the correct curing power?

Thanks

[Brent Deines]

Most UV/LED flashlights (torches) produce significantly above the 365nm wavelength that most modern UV curable windshield repair resins are formulated to be cured with and are therefore not suitable for curing purposes. We have found a few that are advertised as producing 365nm but testing has produced inconsistent results at best. It is possible to cure resin with them, but our testing has left us less than enthusiastic about using them for windshield repair curing.