Work lamp, with holder therefor
OwnerJohn Hendersoninventor
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A work lamp of type known as trouble lamps or drop lights, with components including a handle defining an axis for the lamp and opposed first and second ends, a socket for a light source in the second end, a cage for the light source attached to the handle, a hook, and a power connection for the light source, and with an improvement which is a member or element comprising a shank on and extending away from the handle near the first end and at a right or obtuse angle to the axis. As to holding means with a channel or hole, the shank implements the lamp to be received and adjustably retained in a channel or hole of such means in a wide range of dispositions and other than an enabled by the hook. The shank may be embodied as a demountable fitting for the handle. Holding means with a channel or hole, including a holder with a magnetic base and a channeled slab wherein the shank may be received, are disclosed.
For a work lamp of the type which has a handle defining an axis, generally opposed first and second ends, and a socket for a light source at the second end, and which is adapted to be associated with holding means with a channel, the improvement comprising a shank member which
A handle for work lamp of the type wherefor said handle, when and as joined with the lamp, defines an axis, generally opposed first and second ends of the handle, and a socket for a light source at the second end, said handle comprising a shank element which extends from proximate the first end thereof and is at an obtuse angle relative to the axis.
Apparatus for a work lamp of the type which comprises a handle defining an axis, first and second ends, and a socket for a light source in the second end, the apparatus comprising
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