Snap-on Inc.

Snap-on Technologies, Inc.

Frederick C Chudy

Raymond E Kinsley

John A Pierman

A reflector device for a light source device having a light emitter, wherein the reflector device includes first and second reflectors. The first reflector has a first reflector surface adapted to produce a first light beam and the second reflector has a second reflector surface different from the first reflector surface and which is adapted to produce a second light beam different than the first light beam. The second reflector is adapted to be removably coupled to the first reflector such that both reflectors are coupled to the light source device at the same time. This allows a user to change a beam pattern of the light source between a first, default, beam pattern and a second beam pattern by interchanging the second reflector on the light source.

Interchangeable reflectors for light devices

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Greenfield, WI, United States of America

Frederick C Chudy