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ATEX lamp
March 1st 2005

S.A. Equipment’s ML800 is believed to be the first rechargeable ATEX handlamp to feature a powerful LED light source.

The company says it offers one of the brightest beams available from a compact handlamp and has one of the slimmest profiles of any right angle torch, making it suitable for fastening to a belt or clothing for hands-free use.

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