Abstract: A tool holder for holding elongated tools, such as drill bits and the like. The tool holder includes a base member having upper and lower ends. A tool support member having upper and lower ends is pivotally mounted at its lower end to the base member. The upper end of the tool support element includes at least one opening which defines a tool retention channel. The opening is adapted to receive a base section of a tool. The tool holder further includes elastically deformably tool securing members secured to the tool support member proximate the tool retention channels. The tool securing member includes a base section which is affixed to the tool support element. The tool securing member includes a tool engaging face which securely engages a base section of a tool inserted into the tool retention channel.

Abstract: A cassette for compass saw blades (5) is provided with a base part (1) and a lid part (2) movable in relation to the base part (2). Furthermore housing devices for the compass saw blades (5) are provided. The housing devices for the compass saw blades (5) are constructed as at least two sawtooth shaped support members (3), which are mounted parallel to one another on the base part (1) and transversally to the direction of displacement of the lid part (2) displaceable in relation to the base part (1). The support members (3) in each case contain several supporting faces (6) for the compass saw blades (5), which are inclined towards the plane of the base part (1) and are separated from one another.

Abstract: A hanger for articles having a rectangular recess, for example, sockets for a socket wrench, has a connecting element which entrains a locking element into the recess in the goods and ruptures a web connecting opposite bars of the locking element. When the hanger is withdrawn from the recess, the bars fall out and limit reuse of the hanger.

Abstract: A box for the storage and display of elongated objects has a base part and a cover part that is recessed in the base part. More particularly the base part has a floor having a pair of parallel side edges and an end edge bridging the side edges, respective side walls projecting upward from the side edges and in turn having upper edges, and an outer end wall bridging the side walls and projecting upward from the end edge. The cover part has a face plate, is hinged on the base part, and is pivotal thereon between an open position projecting upward from the base part and a closed position with the face plate lying wholly within the base part below the upper edges of the side walls. In addition the cover part is formed with a laterally projecting grip tab coplanar with the face plate. A frangible latch element connected between the cover and base parts in the closed position of the cover part retains same therein so that the cover part can only be moved into the open position after breaking of the latch element.

Abstract: A storage case for elongated objects has a generally flat base part formed with an array of parallel and longitudinally extending grooves separated by longitudinally extending ridges. The grooves all are open longitudinally at one end and closed longitudinally at the opposite end. Thus the objects can be held in the grooves. A generally flat cover part engaged over the base part covers the grooves. The cover part has one transversely extending edge lip overreaching the open ends of the grooves and formed with a longitudinally throughgoing aperture of generally the same transverse width as the grooves and this cover part is slidable transversely along the base part for alignment of the aperture with the open end of each of the grooves. One of the parts is formed with a transversely extending notch formation open toward the other part and the other part is formed with a transversely extending rib formation generally complementary to and fitting into the notch formation.

Abstract: A container for protection of objects contained therein comprises a bottom part, a convering part movable against the bottom part to open the container, and a locking pin for locking the container, wherein the locking pin is inserted in a first receiving hole in the covering part and a second receiving hole in the bottom part aligned with the first receiving hole, the locking pin being held by a detent on the locking pin in these receiving holes when mounted in the container. On the free end of the locking pin inserted in the container the locking pin has a catch member preventing the complete withdrawal of the locking pin from the container, and the detent thereon is connected with the catch member by a separating bridge segment, whose length is so chosen that in the partially withdrawn position of the locking pin limited by the catch member, the bridge segment protrudes at least partially from the container so as to be separable therefrom.