Tool bag
AssigneeVeto Pro Pac, LLC
InventorRoger H. Brouard
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Abstract
A tool bag having a bag body defining an interior area and a central panel coupled to the bag body bifurcating the interior area. Openings in the bag body provide access to the interior area. A tool deflector is coupled to the central panel. At least one tool pocket is coupled to and defined in part by the tool deflector. The tool deflector is made from a suitable material such as plastic to provide a hard surface to prevent the edges of tools from damaging the central panel when placed in or removed from the tool pockets. A handle is attached to the bag body for carrying the tool bag. The tool bag provides for safe, orderly and convenient storage and transport of tools.
Claims7
A tool bag comprising:
- a bag bottom having a flat surface;
- a bag body extending from a periphery of the bag bottom, the bag body coupled to the bag bottom and including at least one fabric body portion positioned substantially centrally of and extending from said bag bottom, said at least one fabric body portion being non-removably coupled to said bag bottom;
- said fabric body portion forming in-part at least one interior area, and having a plurality of pockets, at least one of said pockets being positioned within another of said pockets such that an outer surface of said at least one of said pockets forms an inner surface of said another of said pockets, each of said pockets being at least partially coupled to said fabric body portion;
- said bag body further including a central, generally rigid panel-like member positioned adjacent to said at least one fabric body portion and extending substantially normal to said bag bottom, said rigid panel-like member being cooperative with said fabric body portion to bifurcate an interior area defined by said fabric body portion into only two interior compartments;
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- a single handle hingedly attached to said fabric body portion of said bag body and positioned centrally of, longitudinally along, and extending outwardly from a top outermost surface defined by said bag body, said handle being movable relative to said top outermost surface and movable relative to said central panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.