Scangrip Multi Match 8
£329.91
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Scangrip Multi Match 8
£329.91
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Scangrip Multi Match 8 is a high-output CRI+ LED work light for professional paint inspection, colour matching and detailing in bodyshops and workshops.
Key Features
- Up to 8000 lumen output
- High CRI+ for colour match
- Adjustable colour temperature range
- Five-step adjustable light output
- Bluetooth app light control
- Works with 18V–20V tool batteries
Shipping
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Mainland UK Delivery
Orders over £70 (excluding VAT) qualify for free delivery.
Orders under £70 (excluding VAT) are charged at £6.95.
Remote & Offshore Locations
Deliveries to the Scottish Highlands, Islands, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man, Channel Islands and Isles of Scilly are subject to additional carriage charges. These typically start from £18.95 and may increase depending on size and weight.
If you need urgent delivery or want to confirm stock availability before ordering, please contact our team.
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.
See It In Action
Technical Datasheet
Download the official manufacturer datasheet for Scangrip Multi Match 8 including specifications, compatibility information and technical details.
Download Scangrip Multi Match 8 DatasheetTechnical Features
- High CRI+ COB LED work light purposedesigned for inspection of large panels during polishing, painting, cleaning and colour matching in professional bodyshops and workshops
- Delivers up to 8000 lumen output with a wide, uniform beam suitable for illuminating entire vehicle sides, bonnets and roofs without hot spots
- ALL DAYLIGHT function with 5 selectable colour temperatures from warm to cold white, allowing accurate colour matching on different paint systems and substrates
- 5step dimmer enabling precise control of light output to suit task, surface size and ambient light conditions, reducing glare and eye strain
- Bluetooth lighting control via app, allowing remote adjustment of light output and colour temperature when the unit is positioned on stands, tripods or high mounts
- Integrated SCANGRIP POWER SOLUTION (SPS) system accepting interchangeable battery packs and direct mains supply for effectively unlimited run time in continuous workshop use
- Built‑in battery backup function that switches to internal reserve power if the main battery is depleted, preventing sudden loss of light during critical stages such as basecoat or clearcoat application
- CCT SCAN / ALL DAYLIGHT mode that automatically sweeps through the colour temperature range so the painter can stop at the most suitable lighting for the specific paint, primer or clear
- Robust housing and construction aimed at professional environments, suitable for daily bodyshop use and frequent repositioning around vehicles
- Ergonomic carry handle and stable base design so the light can be quickly moved around the workshop or set on the floor without tipping
- Compatible with SCANGRIP tripods and stands, allowing elevated positioning to light roofs, high sides and booth entrances more effectively
- Wide beam angle suited to working at short distances (around half a metre) to flood panels with light for polishing and defect spotting
- Integrated control panel with clearly marked buttons for brightness steps and colour temperature, allowing quick adjustments even with gloves
- Designed as a cordless primary light for detailing and refinishing, reducing cable clutter around the vehicle and improving safety in tight bays
- Suitable for aluminium and steel panels alike, helping highlight panel distortion, filler work and sanding scratches before priming or painting
Specification
Light Source
Ultra high CRI+ COB LED
Luminous Flux Range
800–8000 lumen
Luminous Flux Levels
8000
Colour Temperature Range
2500–6500 K
Adjustable Light Output
5 levels
Beam Angle
110°
Power Source
SCANGRIP POWER SOLUTION with exchangeable battery and power supply
Battery Type
Lithium-ion (exchangeable pack, integrated backup battery)
Backup Battery Runtime
1 hour at 800 lumen
Operating Time (typical)
1.25–12 hours depending on battery capacity and setting
Operating Temperature
-10°C to +40°C
Ingress Protection
IP67 (dust and waterproof)
Impact Protection
IK07
Weight
3.72 kg
Dimensions
305 x 292 x 131 mm
USB Power Bank Output
5 V DC
Bluetooth Control
Yes (via lighting control app)
CCT Modes
5 selectable colour temperatures (ALL DAYLIGHT function)
FAQs
Is the Scangrip Multi Match 8 suitable for professional bodyshop and detailing work?
Yes, it is designed specifically for polishing, painting, cleaning and colour matching on large panels and complete sides of vehicles. The high CRI+ LED gives very accurate colour rendition, so you can see blend lines, coverage and defects properly, and the 8000 lumen output is more than enough for full side inspections in a professional bodyshop or detailing bay.
What are the main lighting features and how do they help in daily workshop use?
The lamp provides up to 8000 lumens with a 5-step dimmer so you can drop the output for close-up work and raise it for full panel checks. The ALL DAYLIGHT function gives 5 selectable colour temperatures across roughly 2500–6500K, allowing you to mimic different daylight conditions and spot issues that only show in certain light. The high CRI+ LED ensures faithful colour matching on metallics and tricky shades, reducing reworks.
How is the Multi Match 8 powered and what does the SPS/Scangrip Power Solution mean in practice?
It uses the Scangrip Power Solution system, so you run it on a removable rechargeable battery pack or via a direct power supply. In a workshop this means you can keep a spare battery on charge and swap over instantly, or plug in the power supply for fixed bay use. There is an integrated battery backup function that keeps the light running at reduced output if the main battery is exhausted, so you are not suddenly left in the dark mid job.
What connectivity and control options does it have and are they useful in a workshop environment?
The lamp has Bluetooth control via a phone app, allowing you to adjust light output and colour temperature remotely. In real use this is handy when the light is on a stand, under a ramp or positioned away from you – you can fine-tune brightness and Kelvin without moving from the job. It also helps keep settings consistent between bays or operators, which is useful for paint matching and quality control. BWS can advise on setup and stands or mounts to suit your workshop layout.
What Our Engineers Say!
Jason says
This is a high-output, colour-correct LED work light designed for paintwork inspection, polishing and detailing in professional bodyshops. I use it where we’re dealing with larger panels or full sides of a vehicle and need to see defects, texture and true colour across a wide area, not just a spot.
In practice, it sits on a stand or tripod in the bay, giving consistent illumination while technicians move around the vehicle. The adjustable colour temperature and output are important – warmer light can help to pull out holograms and swirl marks on dark colours, while cooler settings are better for metallics and light finishes. High CRI output is critical if you’re checking blends against adjacent panels.
A common issue I see is units being run too bright and too close, which washes out defects and causes eye fatigue. Set distance and intensity properly and let the light work for you.
Used correctly, this type of light gives reliable, repeatable inspection conditions and supports efficient, consistent paintwork quality.
In practice, it sits on a stand or tripod in the bay, giving consistent illumination while technicians move around the vehicle. The adjustable colour temperature and output are important – warmer light can help to pull out holograms and swirl marks on dark colours, while cooler settings are better for metallics and light finishes. High CRI output is critical if you’re checking blends against adjacent panels.
A common issue I see is units being run too bright and too close, which washes out defects and causes eye fatigue. Set distance and intensity properly and let the light work for you.
Used correctly, this type of light gives reliable, repeatable inspection conditions and supports efficient, consistent paintwork quality.
Jason, Sales Director