Stanley Chiro International Ltd.

Stanley Works (Europe) Gmbh

Stanley Black & Decker Mea Fze

The Stanley Works

Yi Tung Chan

Ching-Yi Tu

Chihchiang Lee

Yen-Ting Wu

Wan-chiang Wang

Julian Bignon-Zillhardt

Hui-Mei Chang

Henry Chou

A central connector for a universal joint and a universal joint utilizing said central connector. The central connector includes a substantially cylindrical body. The connector further includes a first and second pair of arms positioned orthogonal to one another. The body of the central connector also includes a male spherically concave surface between the first pair of arms, a female spherically concave surface between the second pair of arms. The body further defines an opening allowing communication between the male and female spherically concave surfaces.

Universal joint connector and universal joint

A wrench support rack including a base, and at least one clamp assembly attached to the base and comprising a vertical stop spaced apart from a push member. The space in between the vertical stop and the push member forms a groove configured to receive a stem of a wrench. The vertical stop includes an upper ridge portion configured to engage a stem of a wrench and limit vertical movement of a wrench disposed in the groove. The push member includes an inward protrusion configured to press a stem of a wrench in to the vertical stop and limit horizontal movement of a wrench disposed in the groove.

Wrench support rack assembly

A hand tool or wrench with a ratcheting mechanism. The wrench includes a number of components such as an abutting block and a pawl for use in a bistable ratchet operation. The wrench includes a ratchet mechanism that provides stable seating of the components, so that the mechanism is securely retained in a driving mode, as well as enabling a user to select a driving mechanism with ease so as to improve work efficiency.

Tool with a ratchet mechanism

The tool comprises a body (); a cable support head connected to the body; a knife holder supporting a cable sheath incision knife (), the cutting portion () of the knife () being capable of extending beyond the knife holder. The knife holder () receives a socket () supporting the incision knife (), and a clip () arranged so as to be movable inside the socket (). The clip () is provided with a locking/unlocking opening intended to interact with a groove () arranged on the shaft () of the knife ().

Tool for stripping electric cables

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Taichung, Taiwan

Yi Tung Chan