Abstract: A method of securing an article in a container or to a panel member for insertion in a container for shipping comprising providing at least two anchor clips extending into the container through the bottom, side panel or a corner of the container and defining an eye or aperture through which strapping is passed. The strapping is secured at its free ends by a friction buckle or other securing device and extends about the article to be shipped to secure the article at a given location within the container. The clips have a base which engages, essentially flush, an outside surface, outside wall or outside corner of the container and an upstanding leg which extends through the bottom, wall or corner of the container. The eye or aperture through which the strapping passes is defined in the legs extending into the interior of the container.

Abstract: A system of securing an article in a container for shipping comprising at least two anchor clips extending into the container through the bottom, a wall thereof or a corner and defining an eye or aperture through which strapping is passed. The strapping is secured at its free ends by a friction buckle or other securing device and extends about the article to be shipped to secure the article at a given location within the container. The clips have a base which engages, essentially flush, an outside surface, outside wall or outside corner of the container and an upstanding leg which extends through the bottom, wall or corner of the container. The eye or aperture through which the strapping passes is defined in the legs extending into the interior of the container.

Abstract: An easily removable transparent guard for channel bed presses which includes a transparent vertical member with support means which are affixed to the channel bed by two spring loaded lineally adjustable members which extend over and interlock with the channel bed.