A picture is worth a thousand words. We might recognise it and be able to suggest a source.

Rather depends on how long you have had it, My vertex one is halogen. The round part of teh head screws off of the body taking the reflector with it. The lamp is just a capsule type

Bulbs grow and lamps glow

Halogens lamps may be preferable to LEDs because of the lack of the stroboscopic effect.

FWIW

If it is a Halogen lamp, (You'll know by how hot it gets! ) it might be a 24 Volt, 50 watt. When searching for a replacement from local electrical suppliers, none could be found..

Eventually, I obtained several replacements from the supplier of my lathe. If it is 24V 50W, you could try Warco or Chester, since this is probably what was fitted to the BH 600 and Craftsman (Still available ), and may be fitted to later models..

Because the lamp was so hot and had such a short life, I filed two diametrically opposed slots, about 8 mm wide in the edge of the "reflector".

Lamp life has been GREATLY extended.

Howard

Edited By Howard Lewis on 27/07/2022 05:56:51