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Lumencraft
IndustryManufacturing
ProductsFlashlights
Websitewww.lumencraft.net

Lumencraft Inc. is a flashlight manufacturer producing LED flashlights. Lumencraft lights are Swiss designed and US built and target the luxury/high end market of the flashlight industry, with prices as high as $370 for a single flashlight.[1]

History

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The company was founded by an American aerospace engineer and a Swiss designer in 2006 and is incorporated in the state of California. Lumencraft lights are typically pre-ordered with individual serial numbers assigned to each light. Popular Mechanics has referred to Lumencraft as the Rolex of Flashlights.[2]

Application

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The nature of Lumencraft products can be seen in the use of materials such as titanium and carbon fiber and aerospace manufacturing processes and technologies.[3] Some of Lumencraft's products, such as the GatLight, have up to 80 individual parts, including custom machined metal parts. Lumencraft uses computer-aided design as well as photon and thermal simulation technologies.[4]

See also

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References

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  1. Hanlon, Mike (February 6, 2007). "The Titanium and Carbon Fibre Gatling Pocket Flashlight". Gizmag. Retrieved 2009-10-11.
  2. "Lumencraft’s Gatlight Is Rolex of Flashlights", Popular Mechanics, November 2007
  3. McGlaun, Shane (March 2, 2007). "Lumencraft GatLight V3 Looks Super Cool". I4U News. Retrieved 2009-10-11.
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