Abstract: A hanger for drills comprises a plastic part with a tag face, wherein a hole for the penetration of a hanger hook is disposed in the upper area of the said tag face, and wherein one or several holding devices enveloping the drill to be held at least partially are disposed at a distance from one another on the said tag face. For the purpose of securely holding drills of various shapes, it is provided that at least one holding part is elastically deformed to envelop the drill to be held.

Abstract: An instrument is provided for applying light, particularly laser light, to the human or animal body. A tubular shaft is provided into which a flexible light waveguide may be inserted, where a light-emitting end of the waveguide comes to rest at a distal end portion of the tubular shaft. The distal end portion of the tubular shaft is pivotally connected with the remaining portion of the tubular shaft, so that the distal end portion may be pivoted away from the longitudinal axis of the tubular shaft. Manipulating devices are provided at the proximal end of the tubular shaft for pivoting the distal end portion. The manipulating devices include at least one movable operating element, which is directly connected to the distal end portion by means of an actuator element.

Abstract: A holding device designed in one piece for hanging up tools is provided with a holding strap and a receiver with at least two elastically springing receiving wings spaced apart from each other, whereby on the contact surfaces of the receiving wings facing the tool, numerous elastically springing barbs are arranged. A relatively economical and lightweight holding device for tools can be made available owing to its one piece design which is nonetheless stable and reliable in holding the tool through a combination of frictional engagement and form fit. The receiving wings are preferably arranged on a receiving plate connected to a holding strap, whereby stabilizing ribs, possibly connected to the base plate, can be provided between the receiving wings. The holding device is universally applicable for all types of tools with openings located on their interior, with or without catching grooves, or for support on the outer surface of the tools.

Abstract: A packaging container assembly having a variable length. The assembly includes an outer hollow body and an inner hollow body. The hollow bodies can be assembled with one another by a sliding of an open end of the inner hollow body into an open end of the outer hollow body for forming the packaging container assembly. Each hollow body has a rectangular cross section in a plane perpendicular to a longitudinal axis thereof thereby defining a plurality of longitudinal edges thereon. A plurality of rows of notches include a first set of rows of notches disposed on one of the hollow bodies, the rows of notches of the first set being disposed diagonally opposite one another on corresponding longitudinal edges of the one of the hollow bodies; and a second set of rows of notches disposed on another one of the hollow bodies, the rows of notches of the second set being disposed on all longitudinal edges of the other one of the hollow bodies.