Black Decker Inc.

Other

Matthew J Holland

Gregory Scott Snider

James E Pangerc

Daniel G Findle

John P Streich

Jason C Shermer

Brian N Kagen

Patrick S Keenan

William E Hawkins

David F Vock

David Namey, Jr

Michael P Peters

Rickey James Thomas

Timothy T McKenzie

Rajiv N Dharap

The child safety gate system is a modular barricade that forms a barricade in a door selected from a plurality of previously identified doors. The child safety gate system comprises a gate, a plurality of pivot frames and a plurality of latch frames. There is a one to one correspondence between any pivot frame selected from the plurality of pivot frames and a latch frame selected from the plurality of latch frames. Each door contained within the plurality of previously identified doors has installed in it a pivot frame the corresponding latch frame. The selected pivot frame and the corresponding latch frame are used to removably attach the gate to any selected door. This modular behavior allows the installation of the barricade structure in any door selected from the plurality of previously identified doors as required.

Child safety gate system

A universal abrasive sheet is provided for a sanding or polishing machine and includes segments defined by weakened regions that allow portions of the universal abrasive sheet to be removed in order to adapt the abrasive sheet to alternative platent configurations. Each of the different configurations of the universal abrasive sheet can be provided with an individualized tip portion which can be separated from a body portion and either repositioned or replaced in order to change the working point of the tip portion when it becomes worn out.

Universal abrasive sheet

Abrasive sheet

A tool pouch having a pocket with an opening to receive certain items. The pocket includes a magnetic member near the top of the pocket for holding items received in the pocket. The magnetic member assists in arranging items in the pocket.

Tool pouch with magnet in the pouch

Screwdriver storage pouch

An ambidextrous drill holster is provided which enables the drill holster to be accessible for both a left handed or a right handed user. A reinforcement type material is also provided for strengthening the tool belt pass-through neck of the weight bearing pouch.

Ambidextrous drill holster

A thermoformed display device is provided for tool belts and accessories. The display device includes a main header which extends beyond the top of the product being packaged and folds over onto itself and snaps together to trap a printed insert display card within a display chamber. The header portion includes performed hang holes for use with various merchandising systems including pegboard. The second thermoformed header piece consists of a flat sheet that slips through the belt loop portion of the product being packaged and is fastened to the main header by means of plastic push-type fasteners to securely fasten the two pieces together and to allow the header area to stand above the product.

Thermoformed header package for tool belt accessories and related products

A handle and strap for use with a tool storage bag is disclosed. The handle is uniquely formed into the strap and is made for carrying heavy loads. The strap includes first and second ends each including a first and a second leg. The first leg is folded generally in half over itself and placed within and affixed to the second leg which is also folded generally in half over itself to form an overlap. A covering material is wrapped around the overlap.

Handle for storage bag

Power tool storage bag

Two pocket pouch

A tool container ( ) has a pair of clamshell housing members ( ) hingedly coupled to be moved between opened and closed positions. At least one of the members ( ) defines a cavity defined by a base ( ) and a wall ( ) extending from the base ( ), and a two-retaining insert ( ) is provided in the cavity. The insert ( ) and wall ( ) include alternating complementary dovetail tenons ( ) and recesses ( ) secure a tool-retaining insert in the cavity of the housing member ( ). The tool-retaining insert ( ) includes a number of tool-receiving recesses ( ) therein with tool-receiving cradles ( ) and various alternate retaining finger arrangements ( ) being provided for releasably retaining elongated tools ( ) therein and for facilitating the ease of their removal. Such alternate arrangements including opposed pairs of tool-retaining fingers ( ) and split finger ( ) configurations. A latch mechanism ( ) is included to releasably lock the pair of housing members ( ) in their closed position.

Tool container

Display package for tool belts and related products

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Baltimore, MD, United States of America

Matthew J Holland