Dialight Corporation

Ingersoll-rand Company

Kenneth James Zimmer

John Patrick Peck

John William Curran

Thomas R Burton

Gregory K Balczarek

Warren Andrew Seith

Mark Templeton McClung

Kevin A Hebborn

Lucas James Taylor

In at least one illustrative embodiment, an angle impact tool may comprise a handle assembly extending along a first axis and supporting a motor, the motor including a shaft configured to rotate about the first axis, and a work attachment coupled to the handle assembly. The work attachment may comprise an impact mechanism including an anvil configured to rotate about a second axis that is non-parallel to the first axis and a hammer configured to rotate about the second axis to periodically deliver an impact load to the anvil, a gear assembly configured to transfer rotation from the shaft of the motor to the hammer of the impact mechanism, and a housing supporting the impact mechanism and the gear assembly. The housing may be partitioned along a first parting plane that is perpendicular to the second axis such that the housing includes first and second housing sections.

Angle impact tools

A light emitting diode (LED) light unit is disclosed. For example, the LED light unit includes at least one support plate having one or more inner openings. At least one LED array may be coupled to an LED board. The LED light unit also includes at least one heat pipe coupled to the LED board, wherein said LED board is coupled to the at least one support plate.

Apparatus for using heat pipes in controlling temperature of an LED light unit

An LED (light emitting diode) illumination device that can generate a uniform light output illumination pattern. The illumination device includes an array of LEDs, each having a LED central axis. The LED central axis of the array of LEDs is angled approximately toward a central point. The illumination source includes a reflector with a conic or conic-like shape. The reflector wraps around the front of the LED to redirect the light emitted along a LED central axis. A housing of the LED illumination device can include a plurality of heatsink fins at a periphery, and a band can be formed within or outside of the heatsink fins.

Hazardous location lighting fixture with a housing including heatsink fins surrounded by a band

Hazardous location lighting fixture with a housing including heatsink fins

The present invention relates generally to a lighting apparatus for hazardous locations. In one embodiment, the lighting apparatus comprises a light engine, a heat sink coupled to the light engine, a stalk coupled to the light engine for externally coupling a power supply to the light engine and an electrical wiring splice box coupled to the stalk.

LED based hazardous location light with versatile mounting configurations

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Freehold, NJ, United States of America

Kenneth James Zimmer