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ROOKS OK-03.3014 COLOR MATCH 3D Paint Inspection Light, COB LED, 800 lm, 2700/4500/6500 KCatalog nr: OK-03.3014
ROOKS OK-03.3013 SUPER SLIM Workshop Light with Stepless Brightness Control, 10 + 2 W, 800 lmCatalog nr: OK-03.3013
Looking for reliable lighting for vehicle work, assembly, diagnostics, or quick tasks when light is lacking? In the Handheld Flashlights category on rooks.pl, you will find not only classic flashlights but also workshop and inspection lamps – ranging from slim “pocket-sized” models, through 360° and angled lamps, to specialized UV lighting and paint inspection lights.
Wide Range of Power and Formats – from small penlights (e.g., 100–220 lm, including foldable 300/600 lm versions) to heavy-duty field flashlights.
“Service-Oriented” Designs – slim profiles, angled versions, models with a flexible section, and 360° lamps for working all around the workstation.
Special Task Solutions – UV for inspections and “color match” for paint checking and finishing details.
For work under the hood and in tight spaces: choose a slim / pocket lamp (e.g., 800/200 or 1200/200).
When you want a “classic flashlight” for everything: opt for ALU-POWER-GRIP 700 or 1100 lm with ZOOM.
For large spaces / fieldwork: aim for powerful 10,000 lm.
For diagnostics and control: choose UV or COLOR MATCH 3D (variable light colors).
For lost screws and hard-to-reach places: a 700 mm magnetic telescope will do the job.
For vehicle work, a workshop/inspection lamp is usually more convenient (slim, angled, sometimes 360°) because it illuminates better via a “surface flood” and doesn’t create blinding point glare. A classic flashlight excels in the field and for long-range tasks.
It allows changing the beam from wide (close-up work) to focused (longer range) – useful in ALU-POWER models.
When you need handy light for quick inspections and work “in crevices” – this category includes options like 100–220 lm and stronger foldable 300/600 lm variants.
For inspection/diagnostic tasks – the category features UV models (e.g., the B1 UV lamp and UV inspection lamp).
For paint color assessment and finishing details – variable color temperatures (2700/4500/6500 K) help better catch color differences and imperfections.
