Storage Device For Tools, Especially Screwdriver Bits
AssigneeWera Werk Hermann Werner GmbH & Co.
InventorsOliver Pistor, Ralf-Richard Richter
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Abstract
A storage device for tools comprising a basic housing that is provided with a swiveling-in space for a pivotable part which is hinged to the basic housing so as to be pivotable from a storage position into a removal position. The pivotable part encompasses retaining openings for tool retaining arranged in a first row and extend into a tool accommodating compartment in the storage position. At least one additional row of retaining openings is provided that runs parallel to the first row. The retaining openings of the first and the at least one additional row are offset relative to one another in a zigzag-shaped manner.
Claims17
A storage device for tools, especially screwdriver bits or the like, comprising a basic housing piece that is provided with a swiveling-in space for a pivotable part which is hinged to the basic housing piece so as to be pivotable from a storage position, in which the pivotable part is inserted in the swiveling-in space, into a removal position, in which the pivotable part is swiveled out of the swiveling-in space about a swiveling axis,
- wherein the pivotable part in a first row encompasses retaining openings for tool retaining sections, such that said retaining openings extend into a tool accommodating compartment in the storage position, said tool accommodating compartment adjoining the swiveling-in space
- and at least one additional row of retaining openings is provided that run parallel to the first row and where the retaining openings of the at least one additional row are associated with a pivotable strip which is contiguous with the pivotable part in the storage position and in the removal position assumes a pivotable distance position from the pivotable part,
- characterized in that the retaining openings of the first row and the at least one additional row have an outer wall of basically hexagonal-cross-section and are offset relative to one another by gaps, the outer wall of the basically hexagonal-cross-section retaining openings of the pivotable part that face the pivotable strip and the outer wall of the basically hexagonal-cross-section retaining openings of the pivotable strip both extend in a zigzag manner, and the zigzag protrusions of the one outer wall engage with the zigzag recesses of the other outer wall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.