Kurtz
Newly Enlightened
It doesn't seem there's a specific place to introduce myself so... hello everybody :wave:.
I'll try to focus my question beyond the typical I need a small brigth flashlight:
As an engineer working in a factory and being my job mainly related to the coating field, the environment in which I move on a daily basis is quite agresive for a flashlight (and, probably, for a human being
): corrosive acids, solvents, etc.
I usually use torches to inspect inside industrial ovens of about 200 square meters (when switched off, of course
) and paint spray booths rear pits. Most of them ATEX classified (I don't know whether this regulation is something applicable to flashlights or not; standard lamps do are).
In my case, more important than a powerful spotlight is a wide beam.
I'd like it no to be very large; with a clip to attach it to my pocket. Very praiseworthy if it is lightweight, as well.
My budget for this purpose would be about $100.
Thank you all in advance :thanks: (and excuse me for my odd english).
I'll try to focus my question beyond the typical I need a small brigth flashlight:
As an engineer working in a factory and being my job mainly related to the coating field, the environment in which I move on a daily basis is quite agresive for a flashlight (and, probably, for a human being
): corrosive acids, solvents, etc.I usually use torches to inspect inside industrial ovens of about 200 square meters (when switched off, of course
) and paint spray booths rear pits. Most of them ATEX classified (I don't know whether this regulation is something applicable to flashlights or not; standard lamps do are).In my case, more important than a powerful spotlight is a wide beam.
I'd like it no to be very large; with a clip to attach it to my pocket. Very praiseworthy if it is lightweight, as well.
My budget for this purpose would be about $100.
Thank you all in advance :thanks: (and excuse me for my odd english).
