Abstract: Handle for tools such as screwdrivers, cormprising a core of hard plastic material around a metal shaft and a gripping surface (14) of soft material covering parts of the core, where the core within the regions covered by the gripping surface is made with a multitude of protruding lower blocks (17) with flat tops, and the soft material filling the space between lower blocks to the level of the tops of lower blocks (17) to form base surface (16) and a multitude of blocks (15) raised from the base surface, arranged in a repetitive pattern with voids where the lower blocks protrude.

Abstract: A handle for tools such as screwdrivers where an end region is shaped as a smooth rounded surface and made by injection molding in multiple steps from at least two differently colored plastic materials, which are tactilely indistinct, to form a visible marking for identification of the tool.

Abstract: A toy that includes at least one component that has a central part and a peripheral part that surrounds the central part and has a small thickness in comparison with the central part. The parts comprise a separate central part and a separate peripheral part that embraces the separate central part and is connected thereto. The separate peripheral part is comprised of a material which is tougher than the material from which the central part is made.

Abstract: An injection-moulded plastic child's chamber pot includes a basin part whose wall merges with a seating and supporting part at the top thereof. The front wall part of the basin part slopes obliquely upwards and rearwards in the position of use of the pot. A bottom edge region of an outer wall part, formed integrally with the basin part and the seating and supporting part, and extending downwardly beneath the underside of the basin part, forms a bottom support surface via which the pot is intended to rest on a supporting surface. All pot surfaces define a release angle in relation to the parting direction of two tool halves which form the injection-moulding tool in which the pot is produced and which have a parting plane which coincides with the plane of the support surface and slopes in relation to the normal to the parting direction at an angle corresponding to the angle of inclination of the front wall part plus the release angle of said front wall part.

Abstract: A hammer, preferably a workshop hammer including a head and an adjoining handle. The head is provided with at least one impact surface and a cavity which is at least partly filled with particulate material so as to dampen the recoil of the hammer. The hammer reduces recoil, rotation, and vibration of the hammer whereby an ergonomic hammer is obtained. The hammer is provided with a rigid longitudinally extending element in the handle and a counterweight at a free end thereof.