| Image | Part Number | Description / PDF | Quantity | Rfq |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
FLASHLT LED 95LM AA LITHIUM(2) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
HEADLIGHT LED 2/30LM AAA(3) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
FLASHLIGHT LED 45LM AA(2) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
FLASHLT CLIPON LED 110LM AA(2) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
FLASHLIGHT LED 185LM AA(2) |
0 |
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ANYSOLAR |
FLASHLIGHT LED AAA(1) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
FLASHLIGHT KRYPTON 7/11LM AA(2) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
LANTERN XENON 78LM D(4) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
FLASHLIGHT LED 85LM AA(1) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
FLSHLT CLIPON LED 14LM CR2032(2) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
FLASHLIGHT CLIPON LED 13LM AA(2) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
HEADLIGHT LED 66LM AA(3) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
FLASHLIGHT LED 24LM AA(4) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
LANTERN LED 50 LUMEN D(2 OR 4) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
FLASHLT LED 45LM AA LITHIUM(2) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
SPOTLIGHT LED 130LM C (4) |
0 |
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Paladin Tools (Greenlee Communications) |
FLASHLIGHT LED 30/85LM D(2) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
FLASHLT CLIP KRYPTN 16.5LM AA(4) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
HEADLIGHT LED 65LM AA(1) |
0 |
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Eveready (Energizer Battery Company) |
FLASHLIGHT LED 125LM AA(2) |
0 |
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Tools flashlights are portable, handheld lighting devices designed for professional and industrial applications. They utilize advanced LED technology and robust engineering to provide reliable illumination in challenging environments. Modern flashlights integrate energy-efficient light sources, durable materials, and specialized optical systems, making them essential equipment for emergency response, outdoor operations, and technical maintenance.
| Type | Functional Features | Application Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Tactical Flashlights | High lumen output (1000+ lumens), strobe modes, weapon-mountable | Law enforcement operations |
| Compact EDC Flashlights | Pocket-sized ( 10cm), USB rechargeable, 300-800 lumens | Daily carry for technicians |
| Explosion-Proof Flashlights | ATEX/IECEx certified, non-sparking materials | Oil/gas industry inspections |
| Headlamps | Adjustable head strap, 150-500 lumens, hands-free operation | Caving and mountaineering |
| Rechargeable Work Lights | Magnetic base, 360 rotating head, 500-2000 lumens | Automotive repair shops |
Typical flashlight architecture includes: - Aerospace-grade aluminum alloy housing (hard-anodized finish) - High-density LED array with TIR optics - Intelligent power management PCB - Lithium-ion/PAA battery pack - Multi-stage switch system (momentary/tactical/lockout modes) - Impact-resistant tempered glass lens - IP67+ waterproof sealing (O-ring system)
| Parameter | Measurement | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Luminous Flux | 50-3000 lumens | Determines illumination coverage |
| Beam Distance | 50-500 meters | Affects target identification range |
| Run Time | 1-100 hours | Operational endurance capability |
| Impact Resistance | 1-3 meters | Survivability in harsh conditions |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX4-IPX8 | Environmental protection level |
| Color Temperature | 2700K-6500K | Visual acuity optimization |
| Manufacturer | Product Series | Key Specifications |
|---|---|---|
| SureFire | G-series Tactical | 1500 lumens, MIL-SPEC aluminum, 2m survivability |
| Fenix Lighting | PD36 R UVC | 1800 lumens, USB-C charging, UV detection light |
| Olight | Max6k Pro | 6000 lumens, 500m beam, 21700 battery system |
| MSA Auer | Ex LED Lamp | ATEX Zone 1 certification, 12h runtime |
Key selection criteria: - Operational environment (temperature range, hazardous area classification) - Lighting requirements (spot/flood beam pattern) - Power source compatibility (primary battery vs rechargeable) - Mounting requirements (weapon rail, magnetic base) - Regulatory compliance (OSHA, ANSI standards) - Service lifecycle cost (LED MTBF >50,000h)
Current trends shaping flashlight technology include: - Integration of LiDAR for spatial mapping capabilities - Wireless charging systems with NFC configuration - AI-powered adaptive lighting algorithms - Solid-state battery adoption for 30%+ energy density improvement - IoT-enabled device network integration - Biodegradable polymer housing materials - Multi-spectrum illumination (UV/IR combined output)