Scangrip UV-Extreme Led Light
£1,799.00
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03.5272UK
Scangrip UV-Extreme Led Light
£1,799.00
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Scangrip UV-Extreme Led Light is a high-output UV LED curing lamp designed for very fast, controlled curing of large paint repair areas in professional bodyshops.
Key Features
- Extremely powerful UV LED output
- Designed for large panel curing
- Fast curing of UV primers
- Even beam for uniform results
- Minimal heat on substrates
- Compatible with stands and rigs
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Mainland UK Delivery
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Remote & Offshore Locations
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Returns
We offer a 14-day approval period from the date of delivery to ensure the goods meet your expectations.
Returned items must be in new, unused condition and in their original packaging. Return carriage costs are the responsibility of the customer.
We strongly recommend using a tracked and insured delivery service, as we cannot be held responsible for items lost or damaged in transit.
Items ordered incorrectly and returned for credit may be subject to a 15% restocking fee. This may be waived on orders at our discretion.
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Technical Datasheet
Download the official manufacturer datasheet for Scangrip UV-Extreme Led Light including specifications, compatibility information and technical details.
Download Scangrip UV-Extreme Led Light DatasheetTechnical Features
- Extremely powerful LED UV curing lamp designed for fast curing of large paint repair areas up to approximately 100 x 100 cm, ideal for highproduction bodyshops working on large panels and sections.
- Uses UV LED cold curing technology, producing no heat on the panel or paint so it is safe on plastic parts, composite panels and other heatsensitive substrates.
- Optimised for curing UVcured primers and UVcured body fillers, allowing sanding and polishing almost immediately after curing to speed up panel preparation and refinish cycles.
- Large, even UV coverage across big areas, reducing the need to reposition the lamp repeatedly and helping maintain consistent cure over the whole repair zone.
- Builtin timer with selectable cure duration, enabling repeatable curing cycles in line with paint and filler manufacturers’ datasheets and improving process control.
- Integrated Bluetooth control so the lamp can be operated remotely via an APP, including in groups of up to four units, keeping technicians out of the direct UV area during curing.
- Supplied in a robust, shockresistant transport and storage case with integrated handle, protecting the lamp from knocks in busy workshops and making it easy to move between bays.
- Designed to work with the Scangrip WHEEL STAND, allowing secure mounting and precise adjustment of height and angle for correct UV exposure on vertical and horizontal panels.
- Compatible with an additional mounting bracket for fixing at the lower part of the WHEEL STAND, making it practical for curing lower sections of vehicles such as sills and lower doors.
- Actively cooled construction to maximise UV output in a compact housing, supporting continuous use in production environments without thermal derating.
- Wide beam angle for uniform UV distribution over the curing area, minimising shadowing and ensuring consistent hardness across the repair.
- Rugged workshop build quality suitable for professional collision repair centres, with cablebased mains power for reliable operation during long curing shifts.
- Simple, userfriendly controls and clear status indication, making it easy for technicians to set timer, start curing and monitor operation without complex setup.
- Significantly more powerful than standard UV work lights on the market, providing much shorter cure times and supporting faster panel throughput in busy bodyshops.
Specification
Product Number
03.5272UK
Product Type
Floodlight
Power Source
Cable
Cable Specification
2 x 1.04mm² (17 AWG) SJOW
Plug Type
UK mains plug
Power Consumption
300W
Operating Voltage AC
220–240V AC 50
Ingress Protection
IP30
Impact Protection
IK07
Impact Resistance
1m
Operating Temperature Range
-10°C to +40°C
Wavelength
395nm
Beam Angle
110°
Adjustable Light Output
1 step
Net Weight
4.95kg
Length
278mm
Width
241mm
Height
160mm
Curing Area
Up to approximately 100 x 100cm
Included Accessories
Lamp, manual, face visor, transport case
FAQs
What is the Scangrip UV-EXTREME LED light designed for in a professional bodyshop?
It is an extremely powerful UV LED work light designed for very fast, highly efficient curing of UV primers and UV body fillers over large repair areas, roughly up to 100 x 100 cm. It suits high-throughput collision centres and bodyshops that need consistent curing on panels, plastics and other heat-sensitive parts without putting heat into the substrate.
What power supply and curing performance should my workshop allow for the UV-EXTREME?
The UV-EXTREME is a mains-powered unit, typically running on 220–240V AC and drawing around 300–600W depending on version, so it should be placed on a dedicated 230V circuit in a UK workshop rather than a shared ring with other heavy loads. In practice, most approved UV primers and fillers will cure in about a minute at the recommended working distance, but you should always follow the paint manufacturer’s own curing times and distances.
How is the UV-EXTREME used safely and practically in day-to-day repair work?
The lamp uses cold UV curing, so the panel and paint do not heat up, which is important on plastics, composites and thin modern body panels. It has a built-in timer and Bluetooth control via an app so the operator can activate it from a safe distance and avoid standing close to the UV source during curing. Face protection is supplied and standard UV PPE such as gloves and long sleeves should be used, with the beam aimed only at the repair area and not at people or reflective surfaces.
What mounting options and accessories are recommended for workshop use of the UV-EXTREME?
For flexible positioning on side panels and lower sections of the vehicle, the UV-EXTREME can be mounted on the Scangrip Wheel Stand using the specific UV mounting bracket. The stand allows height adjustment so you can cure doors, quarters and lower sill areas without lifting or re-blocking the vehicle. The lamp itself is supplied in a robust transport case that doubles as storage, which helps protect the unit between jobs and keeps cables and PPE together. BWS engineers can advise on the correct wheel stand and genuine mounting brackets to suit your layout and repair volume.
What Our Engineers Say!
Paul Jones says
This is a dedicated UV LED curing light for larger paint repair areas in the bodyshop, typically primers and fillers on panels up to around door size. In practice you’d have it on a stand and work at the recommended distance so you get an even UV spread across the repair, then move panel by panel through your workflow.
The key technical point is understanding that it’s a cold UV source, so there’s effectively no heat into the panel. That makes it suitable for plastic bumpers and other heat‑sensitive substrates, but you still need to follow the paint manufacturer’s guidance on exposure time and distance. Proper positioning with a tripod or wheel stand, and keeping the face of the lamp clean, are important for consistent curing.
What I often see is people running it too close and assuming “more UV is better”, which can lead to over‑cure or uneven results. Used correctly, these lamps are a reliable way to shorten process times and keep repairs flowing without cooking panels, provided the setup and timings are controlled.
The key technical point is understanding that it’s a cold UV source, so there’s effectively no heat into the panel. That makes it suitable for plastic bumpers and other heat‑sensitive substrates, but you still need to follow the paint manufacturer’s guidance on exposure time and distance. Proper positioning with a tripod or wheel stand, and keeping the face of the lamp clean, are important for consistent curing.
What I often see is people running it too close and assuming “more UV is better”, which can lead to over‑cure or uneven results. Used correctly, these lamps are a reliable way to shorten process times and keep repairs flowing without cooking panels, provided the setup and timings are controlled.
Paul Jones, Technical Director