Work light
AssigneeMilwaukee Electric Tool Corporation
InventorsJohn F. Koebl, Christina Y. Prestidge-Kadrlik
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AssigneeMilwaukee Electric Tool Corporation
InventorsJohn F. Koebl, Christina Y. Prestidge-Kadrlik
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A work light includes a base configured to receive a battery, an arm including a first arm segment attached to the base and a second arm segment attached to the first arm segment, and an arm hinge disposed between the first arm segment and the second arm segment. The arm hinge includes a first head joint coupled to the first arm segment, a second head joint coupled to the second arm segment, and a center joint located between the first and second head joints. Each of the first head joint, the second head joint, and the center joint is hollow. The work light also includes a light fixture attached to an end of the second arm segment opposite the first arm segment. The light fixture is connected to the battery by wiring that extends from the base to the light fixture through the arm hinge.
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