Sprung Rear Lights
12th October 1973, Page 72
12th October 1973
Page 72
Page 72, 12th October 1973
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The Hexaflex commercial vehicle rear light unit has been designed to deflect away when it hits any obstruction. The light stem houses a heavy-duty compression spring that provides a similar "flick-back" operation to that of some private car wing mirrors. The lens is covered in a wire cage to reduce damage and pilferage of bulbs, etc. Metal parts are zinc plated against rust and corrosion, and, says the company, the light offers a side illumination of 180 deg and twice the light-transmitting area of some other equipment used.
A non-sprung version is available for flat surface fixing.
Made by: Hexaflex Ltd, EJS House, 258 Leigh Road, Leighon-Sea, Essex.