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Fulton Industries, LLC Wauseon, OH Our Metal operations in Wauseon, Ohio include progressive die stamping, component assembly, welding, cleaning and deburring operations to the automotive and other industries. Our metal and flashlight sales are global. About PhoneEmail Website

Alliance Sports Group LP Fort Worth, TX

Battery Products, Inc. Hartland, WI

Beam Distributing, Inc. Ashland, VA

Dorcy International, Inc. Columbus, OH

Emissive Energy Corp. North Kingstown, RI

EternaLights LC Defiance, IA

Gear For Life Broken Arrow, OK

GT Industrial Products, LLC Aurora, CO

Hard Hat, Inc. Owensboro, KY

Land Run Brands, LLC Broken Arrow, OK

LRI, Inc. Blachly, OR

Lumen Tactical, LLC Austin, TX

Lumilite Special Markets LLC Ferndale, WA

MAG Instrument, Inc. Ontario, CA

Malkoff Devices, Inc. Enterprise, AL

Nite Ize, Inc. Boulder, CO

Open Air Brands, LLC Monticello, AR

Oveready, Inc. Eugene, OR

Pelican Products, Inc. Torrance, CA

Powertac USA, Inc. Greensboro, NC

Princeton Tec Pennsauken, NJ

Promier Products, Inc. Peru, IL

QuiqLite, Inc. Santa Barbara, CA

SureFire, LLC Fountain Valley, CA

Tactical Lighting Solutions, Inc. Moab, UT

Tektite Industries, Inc. Trenton, NJ

Underwater Kinetics, Inc. Poway, CA

ZebraLight, Inc. Irving, TX

The flashlight industry focuses on the design, manufacturing, and distribution of portable lighting devices. Flashlights typically consist of a light source, a reflector, a lens, a power source, and a switch. The light source has evolved from incandescent bulbs to more efficient and durable light-emitting diodes (LEDs). LEDs offer longer lifespans and consume less power, making them the preferred choice in modern flashlights. The reflector and lens work together to focus and direct the light beam, enhancing the flashlight's effectiveness. Manufacturers use materials such as aluminum, plastic, and rubber to construct flashlight bodies, ensuring durability and resistance to environmental factors like water and impact. Flashlights serve various applications across multiple industries. In the consumer market, they provide essential lighting for outdoor activities, emergency preparedness, and household use. In professional settings, flashlights support law enforcement, military operations, and search and rescue missions, where reliability and performance are critical. Industrial applications include maintenance, inspection, and repair tasks in sectors such as automotive, aerospace, and construction. Specialized flashlights, such as those with explosion-proof ratings, cater to hazardous environments like oil and gas facilities. The industry also produces headlamps and lanterns, which offer hands-free lighting solutions. Rechargeable flashlights have gained popularity due to their environmental benefits and cost savings over disposable batteries. These models often feature lithium-ion batteries, which provide high energy density and longer runtimes. Some flashlights incorporate additional features like adjustable brightness levels, strobe functions, and USB charging ports. The flashlight industry continues to innovate, focusing on improving energy efficiency, light output, and user convenience. As technology advances, the integration of smart features, such as Bluetooth connectivity and programmable settings, becomes more prevalent. The industry serves a diverse range of customers, from individual consumers to large organizations, by providing reliable and versatile lighting solutions for various needs and environments.