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Kel-Lite

Kel-Lite was the first heavy-duty aluminum bodied flashlight, which became popular with law enforcement agencies due to its heavy construction. They were designed to be carried in place of a police baton and also provide light. The eponymous company, founded by Donald Keller and Frank Patti in 1968, manufactured Kel-Lite flashlights in southern…

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Industry
Illumination Tools Tactical Equipment
Headquarters
San Dimas (1968–70) Covina (1970–73) Barstow (1973–83) · San Dimas (1968–70) · Covina (1970–73) · Barstow (1973–83)
Founder
Donald Keller Frank Patti · Donald Keller · Frank Patti
Products
Flashlights Weapon-mounted lights
Successor
Streamlight

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Kel-Lite

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples56
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
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Kel-Lite

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related to history · 25
Kel-Lite → According, After Keller, As, ASP, Brinkmann, By, Covina, Donald Keller, Frank Patti, Initial, January, Kel-Lite Corporation, Keller, Keller's, Los Angeles County Deputy, Maglite, Nelson, Norm Nelson, Patti, Pro-Light
related to Technology · 10
Kel-Lite → Baton Light, Dropping, Kel-Lites, Keller, Norm Nelson, Other, Prior, Salesmen, The, The Kel-Lite
related to External links · 9
Kel-Lite → Archived, Baton-flashlight, Illustration, June, Kel Lite Industries, Nelson, Patti, USgrant, Wayback Machine
Headquarters · 4
Kel-Lite → Barstow (1973–83), Covina (1970–73), San Dimas (1968–70), San Dimas (1968–70) Covina (1970–73) Barstow (1973–83)
Founder · 3
Kel-Lite → Donald Keller, Donald Keller Frank Patti, Frank Patti
Industry · 1
Kel-Lite → Illumination Tools Tactical Equipment
Products · 1
Kel-Lite → Flashlights Weapon-mounted lights
Successor · 1
Kel-Lite → Streamlight

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keller streamlight flashlight also designed company light flashlights nelson baton model models 1973 patti 1968 police covina barstow california available

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Kel-LiteFounderDonald Keller Frank Patti1.00infobox
Kel-LiteFounderDonald Keller1.00infobox
Kel-LiteFounderFrank Patti1.00infobox
Kel-LiteHeadquartersSan Dimas (1968–70) Covina (1970–73) Barstow (1973–83)1.00infobox
Kel-LiteHeadquartersSan Dimas (1968–70)1.00infobox
Kel-LiteHeadquartersCovina (1970–73)1.00infobox
Kel-LiteHeadquartersBarstow (1973–83)1.00infobox
Kel-LiteIndustryIllumination Tools Tactical Equipment1.00infobox
Kel-LiteProductsFlashlights Weapon-mounted lights1.00infobox
Kel-LiteSuccessorStreamlight1.00infobox
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