Abstract: A bag clamping arrangement, such as an arrangement for automatically controlling the filling volume and overflow of a liquid conducted into a flexible bag which is clamped in the arrangement. The bag clamping arrangement is essentially constituted of a rigid upwardly open receptacle of substantially rectangular or a relatively large upper compartment, and wherein a narrow compartment which in open communication with the upper compartment depends downwardly from the bottom of the upper compartment so as to extend longitudinally and generally centrally across the full width of the receptacle. The lower compartment includes opposite parallel sidewalls which are down so as to form a reducing compartment width therebetween. Towards the lower end of the compartment is a plate-like clamping arrangement essentially constituted of a flat plate member which may be manually engaged through an elongate slot and gripping portion proximate its upper horizontal edge.

Abstract: In the representative embodiment of the invention disclosed in the specification, a pair of holder units for empty bottles and cans is disclosed in which each holder unit has a bottom tray member and a positioning member with openings to receive the upper portions of cans or bottles, the tray member and positioning member being held in spaced relation by support rods. A handle member is removably received in receptacles in the lower surface of the positioning member of the upper holder unit and the lower unit is releasably attached to the upper unit by pads made of a gripping fabric.

Abstract: In a cradle adapted to receive a carrier, which carries semiconductor elements stored therein, for mounting the carrier on a predetermined position of a spin drier, a pair of stepped portions which are parallel to each other and perpendicular to a rear wall of the cradle is provided on the rear wall of the cradle so that leg portions of the carrier are received between the stepped portions. The stepped portions serve to prevent the leg portions of the carrier from opening during the spinning of the carrier. The cradle can thus avoid damages of the semiconductor elements stored in the carrier, which damages would otherwise be caused to occur due to opening of the leg portions.

Abstract: A light weight holder for cutter blades of the type having a central mounting hub. The holder is formed from wire and includes an outer frame which protects the cutter blades from damage. A plurality of braces are connected to the frame with the braces also being connected to a central cutter blade hub-engaging cylindrical support member. The support member is notched so that the blades cannot shift axially thereof. A carrying handle is secured to the frame and support brackets are also mounted on the frame so that the holders can be securely stacked on top of each other to store the blades safely.

Abstract: A hanging implement is attached to a garment bag for facilitating handling the garmet bag during hanging the garment bag upon a support and removal of the garment bag from the support, the hanging implement having a handle with a handgrip portion and a flange portion, the flange portion including a stop shoulder for providing an abutment for a hand when the hand is placed upon the handgrip portion for lifting the garment bag during hanging and removal, the flange portion further providing a display surface for displaying information capable of being viewed readily when the garment bag is hung upon the support.

Abstract: A tote apparatus or carrier for a pair of roller skates is disclosed herein having a central body member provided with identical skate securements carried on its opposite ends. Each securement includes a pair of releasable holders for retaining and supporting the wheels of the roller skates intended to be carried. A handle is provided across the central body member so that the weight of the roller skates is substantially and evenly distributed. The holders may include resilient snap-lock devices, flexible straps employing Velcro or latch mechanism utilizing clamps.

Abstract: A fishing rod carrier device useful as a rod and reel caddy for transporting fishing rods with reels mounted on the rod. The carrier device includes a frame which is suitable for resting on relatively flat surfaces, a lower horizontal member mounted on the frame above the bottom of the frame and having a plurality of openings spaced from one another such that the openings are larger than a fishing rod handle and smaller than a fishing reel on the rod. An upper horizontal member is also mounted on the frame above the lower horizontal member and having a like plurality of similarly sized openings relatively vertically aligned with the openings of the lower member. Also included is a first vertical member mounted adjacent to the upper member and extending upwardly to an end having a handle means thereon. A support means is attached to the vertical member to maintain the vertical member perpendicular to the horizontal members.

Abstract: A wire container for returnable beverage cans is disclosed. The wire container of the present invention is formed by joining together a plurality of spaced apart horizontal rectangular wire frame members utilizing a plurality of upright rods abutting the frame members around the periphery thereof. A bottom member is hinged to the lower most frame member and is biased to a closed position by a torsion spring. The wire container is divided into a plurality of equal compartments by a plurality of equally spaced divider members extending transversely between opposed sides of the frame members.

Abstract: A welding cylinder truck adopted to hold one large tank on one side and, on the other side, either one similarly sized or intermediate sized tank of another gas or a pair of small tanks. The carrier of the invention, by virtue of this design, is more versatile than carriers heretofore available.

Abstract: This invention relates to a coathanger suspender for suspending one or more conventional, wire-type coathangers and for providing a handle for carrying the suspended coathangers. The suspender comprises a housing having a handle portion and a magazine portion. The magazine portion is adapted to receive and then lock the hooks of the coathangers. The handle portion allows the hand to comfortably carry the magazine portion, the coathangers, and the garments suspended therefrom in a vertical direction.

Abstract: A carrier for transportation of a plurality of bottles comprising a rigid rectangular frame enclosing a plurality of generally hexagonal forms, each form provided with a plastic liner for supporting a bottle while transporting the same through a bottle washing machine.