lens of headlight
1headlight — ☆ headlight [hed′līt΄ ] n. a light with a reflector and lens, at the front of a locomotive, automobile, etc …
2headlight visor — [1] A partial lid which encircles only the top part of the headlight. [2] An attachment between headlight rim and lens, used only on some classic cars …
3headlight — noun Date: 1861 1. a light with a reflector and special lens mounted on the front of a vehicle to illuminate the road ahead; also the beam cast by a headlight 2. a light worn on the forehead (as of a miner or physician) …
4lens — [1] A specially treated glass through which a welder may look at an intense flame without being injured by the harmful rays, or glare, radiating from this flame. [2] A glass or plastic front cover of a headlight through which the light converges… …
5headlight — noun A bright light, with a lens and reflector, on the front of a motor vehicle, designed to illuminate the road when driving at night; normally one of a pair. Syn: headlamp …
6sealed-beam headlight — /seeld beem / a headlight in which the reflector and lens are hermetically sealed together with the filament in a single unit. Also called sealed beam. * * * sealed beam headlight «SEELD BEEM», an automobile headlight in which filament, lens, and …
7Plastic headlight restoration — is currently the cost effective solution for aging, cloudy, and foggy oxidized headlamps.It is the act of refinishing aged headlights that have succumbed to headlamp oxidation and other environmental hazards of travel, weather, and exposure to… …
8sealed beam headlight — A headlight lamp in which the lens, reflector, and filament are fused together to form a single unit. They are relatively inexpensive, but when one component breaks, the whole unit is replaced. Newer vehicles use the more expensive composite type …
9Corrective lens — A bifocal corrective eyeglass lens A pair of contact le …
10composite headlight — A headlight system which is unlike the sealed beam headlight. When the bulb fails, you can replace just the bulb, not the whole unit. Because the lens is contoured to the shape of the vehicle, there are many different shapes. Thus each lens is… …
