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ATEX lamp
November 1st 2007

The latest Wolf Safety Lamp is the ATEX Certified portable Worklite. Powered by a sealed lead acid battery providing 14h duration on full power, the top of the range WL-85 Worklite has a cluster of 12 high power 'fitted for life' LEDs, rated at 25 000h, with 30° optics to produce a flood of light.

Housed within a stainless steel frame and enclosure, capable of withstanding the harshest of marine environments, the floodlamp has neither trailing leads nor cable.

It is suitable for use in blast cleaning operations and the confined spaces of hazardous areas. Antistatic replaceable covers protect the glass lens during paint spraying and blasting.

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