Pro Series Rechargeable Cordless UV light
6 Inch UV Blacklight Flashlight.
Item Name: 6 Inch Pocket Black Light
Item Number: BLA7
Now with improved battery chamber
Screw in true Black light bulb
Item Name: Screw in
Item Number: gloF4
Finally a screw- in style light that is a real black light!
Type: UV
60 Watt output using only 13 Watts of power
sleek Ergonomic Design. (Removable Wire Hook.)
* 120V Charging Cord (Included)
* UV Lamp Included
* High Impact Lamp Protector w/High Gloss Reflector
* Over 90 Minutes Continuous Cordless Runtime
* Powerful 7.2V Battery Charges In About 1 Hour
* Cool Running 13 Watt 10,000 Hour Rated Bulb (Included)
* Convenient Double Hang Hook Allows Hanging Or Standing
* Impact Resistant & Flame Retardant Yellow Polypropylene Handle
* Auto Charger (Included)
Ultra Portable
Keychain light
385nm delivers more uv light to view fluorescent features sharper and more clearly.
Portable & Pocket size
6 Inch UV Blacklight Flashlight.
6 inch pocket black light with flash light. USES: *Detecting pet and other stains *Antique authentication *Cleaning staff/Hotels etc. *Counterfeit detection *Posters *Art *Hand stamping & much more.
Screw in style bulb
Portable/Rechargeable
18 Inch Black Light Bulb with Fixture
Fixture Style
LED Black light Flashlights
Before buying any light it is important to know your application and what nanometer range your application requires.
Don't be fooled by cheap imitation "blue bulbs" that do not emit light for the spectrum your application requires!
Most of our LED lights are 380-385 nanometers.
Less expensive, similar looking LED flashlights can be 400 nanometers or more and not work with many security inks and other applications!
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What Materials Glow Under a Black or Ultraviolet Light?
Petroleum Jelly
Petroleum jelly, such as Vaseline, glows a bright blue color under a fluorescent light.
Club Soda or Tonic Water
The bitter flavoring of tonic water is due to the presence of quinine, which glows blue-white when placed under a black light.
Body Fluids
Many body fluids contain fluorescent molecules. Forensic scientists use ultraviolet lights at crime scenes to find blood, urine, or semen (all fluorescent).
Vitamins
Vitamin A and the B vitamins thiamine, niacin, and riboflavin are strongly fluorescent. Try crushing a vitamin B-12 tablet and dissolving it in vinegar. The solution will glow bright yellow under under a black light.
Chlorophyll
Chlorophyll makes plants green, but it fluoresces a blood red color. Grind some spinach or swiss chard in a small amount of alcohol (e.g., vodka or everclear) and pour it through a coffee filter to get chlorophyll extract (you keep the part that stays on the filter, not the liquid). You can see the red glow using a black light or even a strong fluorescent bulb, such as an overhead projector lamp, which (you guessed it) gives off ultraviolet light.
Antifreeze
Manufacturers purposely include fluorescent additives in antifreeze fluid so that black lights can be used to find antifreeze splashes to help investigators reconstruct automobile accident scenes.
Laundry Detergents
Some of the whiteners in detergent work by making your clothing a bit fluorescent. Even though clothing is rinsed after washing, residues on white clothing cause it to glow bluish-white under a black light. Blueing agents and softening agents often contain fluorescent dyes, too. The presence of these molecules sometimes causes white clothing to appear blue in photographs.
Other Cleaners
Examples of other types of cleaners that glow under black light include Irish Spring™ soap and Mr. Clean™.
Emperor Scorpion
The emperor scorpion normally is dark brown or black, but it glows a bright blue-green when exposed to black light.
Tooth Whiteners
Whiteners and some enamels contain compounds that glow blue to keep teeth from appearing yellow.
Postage Stamps
Stamps are printed with inks that contain fluorescent dyes. However, the US stamps that I checked (printed 2008) did not glow.
Jellyfish
If you have a jellyfish handy, see what it looks like under a black light in a darkened room. Some of the proteins within a jellyfish are intensely fluorescent.
Some Minerals and Gems
Fluorescent rocks include fluorite, calcite, gypsum, ruby, talc, opal, agate, quartz, and amber. Minerals and gemstones are most commonly made fluorescent or phosphorescent due to the presence of impurities. The Hope Diamond, which is blue, phosphoresces red for several seconds after exposure to shortwave ultraviolet light.
