A Handy New Inspection Lamp.
21st July 1931, Page 42
21st July 1931
Page 42
Page 42, 21st July 1931
— A Handy New Inspection Lamp.
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S. Smith and Sons (Motor Accessories), Ltd., Cricklewood Works, London, N.W.2, has placed on the market a new inspection lamp, a feature of which is that it may be clipped at a convenient point close to the spot at which one is working, whilst both. hands are free.
The lamp bulb is mounted on a heavy Bakelite base and is protected by a strong wire cage. The base is grooved and around it the flex from the lamp is wound twice, passing through a " tunnel " and, in this way, the cord is effectively gripped. When the Bakelite dome is unscrewed, access may be had to the wiling. A spring clip is attached to the lamp and it is made to be fixed where required.
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