Abstract: An enclosure for housing a cable, the enclosure having a removable cover and, when removed, an opening is defined into the interior of the enclosure. Flanges extend inwardly of the enclosure and are located at the opening. The flanges are supported in recesses in the walls defining the enclosure and the flanges, in turn, include recesses in which fasteners for releasably securing the cover to the enclosure are supported. The connecting flanges of the predominant walls which are used in connecting multiple wall sections to form the enclosure are turned inwardly.

Abstract: A medical examining lamp includes a first tubular standard mounted on a base and extending upwardly therefrom and a second tubular standard telescopingly received within the first standard and having a lamp socket mounted at its upper end. A spring assembly is mounted on the lower end of the second standard and includes first and second leaf springs mounted in and diverging outwardly from one end of the second standard. The leaf springs are retained in position by deforming the end of the second standard inwardly into engagement therewith. An arcuate tip is formed on the outer end of each leaf spring for resilienly engaging the inner surface of the first standard.