Firma Georg Knoblauch

Firma George Knoblauch

Gerhard Riess

Georg Rau

Werner Hitzler

Gunter H Budert

Willi Platte

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.

Box for display and storage of elongated objects

A tool-parts storage box has a base having a floor, generally parallel front and back walls projecting upward from the floor, and generally parallel side walls bridging the front and back walls. A cover can pivot on the base about a cover axis between a closed position overlying the walls and an open position projecting upward from the cover axis. An insert provided with holders for some of the parts can pivot on the side walls about an insert axis generally parallel to but offset from the cover axis and pivotal between a down position nestled in the base and an up position standing up above the base. A link connected between the cover and the insert pivots the insert from the down position into the up position on pivoting of the cover from the closed to the open position. A tray provided with holders for others of the parts is pivoted on the insert about a tray axis generally parallel to and offset from the cover and insert axes. The insert axis lies between the tray and cover axes. At least one slide fixed in the base part and engageable with the tray cams the tray from a recessed position lying generally on the floor in the down position of the insert and closed position of the cover and a raised position in the up position of the insert and open position of the cover.

Box with tool and bit holders having a camming tray

A storage/display box for elongated objects has a body having a pair of generally parallel side walls spaced apart along an axis, a cover pivoted on the body and engageable therewith to close same, and an insert engageable within the body and beneath the cover. This insert is connected to the cover for pivoting therewith and is adapted to hold the objects. A respective body tab projects from each of the side walls generally at the axis and is formed with an inner part of part-cylindrical shape, centered on the axis and having an inner end connected to the respective side wall and an outer end and an outer part projecting generally perpendicular to and crossing the axis. The inner part forms between its ends a part-cylindrical seat. A respective insert tab formed on the insert adjacent each side wall at the axis has a part-cylindrical outer edge complementary to and fitting within the inner part of the respective body tab. A pivot axle passes through each body tab and the respective insert tab at the axis. Thus on pivoting of the insert on the body each outer edge rides on the seat of the respective inner part.

Flip-top drill-bit storage and display box

A standing case for tool bits has a stand part to which the cover part is pivotally connected and plurality of receptacles for the drilling bits which can fan out when the cover part is opened. The lower edge of each outer receptacle has a push out strip engaging the next more inwardly disposed receptacle to swing the upper part thereof outwardly. The pivot axis common to all receptacles is located in the longitudinal median plane of the rear most receptacle, close to the bottom thereof.

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Bachhagel-Burghagel, Germany

Gerhard Riess