Product Definition and Uses

The equipment work light is a basic industrial lighting device designed specifically for illumination in machine tool processing areas. It is primarily used on traditional metalworking equipment such as lathes, milling machines, and drilling machines. Its main function is to provide immediate, focused, and clear illumination during workpiece processing or cleaning, helping operators clearly observe the processing status and improving work efficiency and safety. Using an L-shaped mounting structure, the work light can be quickly installed on the equipment without complex construction, making it particularly suitable for upgrading existing equipment or for temporary supplemental lighting needs.

In what situations is it appropriate to use an equipment work light?

In actual machining and equipment operation environments, machine work lights are particularly suitable for the following situations:

1. Insufficient existing lighting in the machining area

2. Need to clearly observe the contact state between the tool and the workpiece

3. Cleaning up metal shavings and workpiece surfaces after machining

4. Traditional machine tools lack built-in lighting systems

5. Desire to quickly improve the working environment at low cost

Compared to external lighting, machine work lights are closer to the machining area, providing direct and effective illumination.

Structural and Material Design Specifications

The work lights for equipment are designed with practicality and durability as their core features. Their main structure and materials are as follows:

1. Bulb Specifications:

1-1. E27 incandescent bulb

1-2. Universal specification, readily available, and low cost

2. Lamp Housing:

2-1. Metal material

2-2. Electroplated black anti-rust paint for enhanced durability

3. Lamp Body Structure:

3-1. Flexible metal hose design

3-2. Adjustable lighting angle as needed

4. Fixing Method:

4-1. L-shaped iron fixing structure

4-2. Simple installation, suitable for various equipment

Main advantages of equipment work light

Economical design, suitable for general machine tool lighting needs

E27 universal bulb, easy to repair and replace

Metal flexible hose structure, flexible beam angle adjustment

Lightweight fixture, does not burden equipment

Simple design, suitable for various processing environments

Usage and Installation Recommendations

To ensure optimal lighting performance, the following precautions are recommended during installation:

1. Fix the work light in a position that does not obstruct the machining path.

2. Adjust the lamp head angle to concentrate the light on the tool and workpiece area.

3. Avoid direct exposure of the lamp body to large amounts of cutting fluid splashes.

4. Regularly check the stability of the bulb and mounting structure. Proper configuration can effectively improve machining visibility and operational safety.

Application Scope

Equipment work lights are commonly used in:

1. Traditional lathes

2. Traditional milling machines

3. Drilling machines

4. General metal processing equipment

Installing equipment work lights can significantly improve the brightness of the processing area, assisting operators in performing processing and cleaning operations more smoothly.

FAQ | Common Issues with Equipment Work Lights

Q1: What types of equipment are machine work lights mainly used for?

A: Mainly used for lighting the machining areas of traditional machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, and drilling machines.

Q2: Are machine work lights difficult to install?

A: No, they are easy to install using an L-shaped fixing bracket.

Q3: Can the lighting angle of the machine work light be adjusted?

A: Yes, the lamp body uses a flexible metal tube design, allowing for adjustment of the lighting direction as needed.

Q4: What type of bulb does the machine work light use?

A: It uses an E27 incandescent bulb, which is universally compatible and easy to replace.

Q5: Are machine work lights suitable for CNC equipment?

A: Suitable for CNC or traditional machine tools that do not have built-in lighting or require supplemental lighting.