TWI595984B - Toolbox with movable bit storage holders - Google Patents

Description

Tool box with movable storage

The present invention relates to a tool box, and more particularly to a tool box for housing a screwdriver bit or a sleeve set or the like.

Taiwan Patent No. I468270 discloses a conventional tool box in which a plurality of rows of receptacles for inserting a screwdriver head are arranged, each of which can be pivoted and positioned at various angles in the tool box so as to be inserted thereon. The screwdriver head is easy to identify, take, store or display. However, each of the storage bases can only pivot in the original position and cannot move the position unless the entire storage seat is first detached from the original position and then reassembled into another position in the tool box to adjust the adjacent storage seat. spacing.

Another conventional tool box is disclosed in Taiwan Patent No. M442917, which is provided with a movable inner box (i.e., a storage seat) for inserting a screwdriver head. Wherein, one of the tool boxes is formed with a pair of racks on the inner wall, and the two ends of the inner box are correspondingly formed with a pair of tooth blocks, and the pair of racks are engaged with each other, so that the inner box can be kept inside the tool box When the non-moving state is stopped, the length of the length of the screwdriver can be moved back and forth along the length of the rack to obtain the effect of pushing and stopping, thereby changing the position of the inner box in the tool box. However, the inner box can only be displaced laterally and cannot be pivoted as a whole. Fortunately, the tool box is additionally provided with a plurality of movable cylinders for inserting the screwdriver heads on the inner box to facilitate picking up or accommodating the screwdriver heads.

The present invention provides a new tool box in which the storage seat can be moved not only in the tool box but also relatively rotated or even positioned, so that the tool box is more convenient for storage and use.

Specifically, the tool box of the present invention comprises a casing, two rails and at least one storage seat. Wherein, the housing has a receiving groove. The two rails are disposed in pairs on the left and right side walls of the receiving groove of the housing. The accommodating seat is movably spanned on the two rails and pivotable relative to the housing on the two rails. In addition, the receiving seat defines at least one workpiece slot for a workpiece to be inserted.

Preferably, each of the guide rails includes two rails that are parallel to each other, and the two ends of the receptacle are formed with a cylindrical stud, which is correspondingly inserted between the corresponding rails of the two rails.

Preferably, the accommodating groove of the housing includes a guiding space, and the guiding space can receive the entire accommodating seat, and guide the two protrusions at both ends of the accommodating seat to enter between the corresponding rails of the two rails.

Preferably, the guiding space is located between one end of the two rails and a front wall of the receiving groove of the housing.

Preferably, the rear wall of the receiving groove of the housing is fastened to the other end of the two rails.

Preferably, the housing is made of a plastic material, and when the storage seat is pivoted on the two guide rails until the slot of the workpiece slot thereof faces upward, the other end of the storage seat can receive the receiving slot of the housing. The bottom wall is elastically positioned against the top.

Preferably, the other end of the receiving seat is tapered to a flat area for elastically abutting the bottom wall of the receiving groove of the housing.

Preferably, the tool box further comprises another housing that can be pivotally and hingedly pivoted to one side of the housing.

Preferably, the tool box further comprises a mounting ear disposed on one side of the housing.

100‧‧‧tool box

1‧‧‧Box

10‧‧‧ accommodating slots

101‧‧‧Guide space

11, 12‧‧‧ shell

2‧‧‧Track Group

21‧‧‧ rails

211, 212‧‧ ‧ rails

3‧‧‧ Storage

30‧‧‧Workpiece slot

31‧‧‧Bump

32‧‧‧planar area

4‧‧‧hanging ears

5‧‧‧Workpiece

The first figure is a schematic view of the three-dimensional structure when the tool box of the present invention is opened.

The second drawing is a perspective exploded view of the tool box of the present invention.

The third figure is a schematic perspective view of the storage base of the tool box of the present invention.

The fourth figure is a schematic view of the three-dimensional structure when the tool box of the present invention is closed.

The fifth to ninth drawings are schematic cross-sectional views of the tool box of the present invention, showing the assembly, movement, pivoting and positioning of the storage stand.

The first to ninth drawings show a preferred embodiment of the tool box 100 of the present invention for accommodating a workpiece such as a screwdriver or a sleeve. For example, in a transparent tool package, the tool box 100 generally includes a box body 1, at least one track group 2, at least one storage seat 3, and a mounting ear 4. Wherein, the box body 1 is composed of two shells 11 and 12 pivoted to each other, and the two shells 11 and 12 can be split from each other (as shown in the first or second figure) or cover (such as the fourth). Figure shows). The receptacle 3 is movably disposed on the track set 2. The mounting ear 4 is protruded from one side of one of the housings 11 to suspend the tool box 100 on a display stand (not shown).

As shown in the first figure, the housing 11 has a receiving groove 10. The track group 2 includes two pairs of guide rails 21 respectively disposed on the left and right side walls of the receiving slot 10 of the housing 11. The accommodating seat 3 is movably spanned on the two rails 21 and pivotable relative to the housing 11 on the two rails 21.

In detail, as shown in the second figure, each of the guide rails 21 is composed of two rails 211 and 212 which are parallel to each other with a gap therebetween. On the other hand, the top surface of the accommodating seat 3 defines a plurality of workpiece slots 30 in a row in a longitudinal direction for inserting workpieces 5 such as screwdriver heads or sleeves of different specifications. In addition, the two ends of the accommodating seat 3 are respectively formed with a cylindrical stud 31, and are correspondingly inserted between the corresponding rails 211 and 212 of the two rails 21. As shown in the third figure, the bottom of the storage base 3 is tapered to a small planar area 32, and the workpiece slots 30 are penetrated from the top surface of the storage base 3 to the bottom surface.

Referring to the second figure, the accommodating groove 10 of the housing 11 includes a guiding space 101 between the one end of the two guiding rails 21 and the front wall of the accommodating groove 10 of the housing 11. The guiding space 101 can receive the entire accommodating seat 3, and guide the two studs 31 at the two ends of the accommodating seat to enter between the corresponding rails of the two rails 21, so that the entire accommodating seat 3 is spanned on the two rails 21 . On the contrary, the rear wall of the accommodating groove 10 of the casing 11 is closely attached to the other end of the two guide rails 21, as shown in the fifth figure. Therefore, once the accommodating seat 3 straddles the two guide rails 21, it can only The guiding space 101 enters and exits the receiving slot 10.

The fifth to ninth views show the installation and use of the receptacle 3 of the tool case 100 of the present invention. First, as shown in FIG. 5, the accommodating seat 3 is arbitrarily placed in the guiding space 101 of the accommodating groove 10, since the size pattern of the guiding space 101 substantially corresponds to the sizing type of the accommodating seat 3. After the accommodating seat 3 is placed in the guiding space 101, the studs 31 at both ends of the accommodating seat 3 can be substantially aligned with the gap between the corresponding rails 211 and 212 of the two rails 21. Next, as shown in the sixth figure, the accommodating seat 3 is rotated clockwise or counterclockwise (for example, 90 degrees counterclockwise) to prevent the bottom end from contacting the bottom wall of the accommodating groove 10 to generate friction. The receptacle 3 is then laterally moved along the two rails 21 to any desired position, as shown in the seventh diagram. When the driver's head needs to be stored, the accommodating seat 3 can be swung to an inclined angle at any time to facilitate insertion of the driver's head into the workpiece slot 30 of the accommodating seat 3, as shown in the eighth figure.

It should be noted that, as shown in the ninth figure, the accommodating seat 3 is more pivotable until the notch of the workpiece slot 30 is completely upward. At this time, since the housing 11 is made of a plastic material, the accommodating seat is The micro-planar area 32 at the bottom end of the 3 can be properly positioned by the elastic abutment of the bottom wall of the receiving groove 10 of the housing 11.

Referring to the first figure, the other housing 12 of the casing 1 is also provided with a track group and a plurality of storage seats. The structure and the assembly manner are the same as the track group 2 and the storage seat 3 in the casing 11. No longer detailed.

With the above arrangement, the tool box of the present invention can move, rotate and position the storage seat in the tool box by a simple structure, thereby greatly improving the convenience of the workpiece storage.

In any event, anyone can obtain sufficient teaching from the description of the above examples, and it is understood that the present invention is indeed different from the prior art, and is industrially usable and progressive. It is the invention that has indeed met the patent requirements and has filed an application in accordance with the law.

100‧‧‧tool box

1‧‧‧Box

10‧‧‧ accommodating slots

101‧‧‧Guide space

11, 12‧‧‧ shell

2‧‧‧Track Group

21‧‧‧ rails

3‧‧‧ Storage

30‧‧‧Workpiece slot

4‧‧‧hanging ears

5‧‧‧Workpiece

Claims (6)

A tool box includes: a casing having a receiving groove, the receiving groove has a guiding space; and two guiding rails are disposed in pairs on the left and right side walls of the receiving groove of the casing, wherein each of the guiding rails comprises upper and lower parallel And the at least one accommodating seat is movably disposed on the two rails, wherein the two ends of the accommodating seat form a protruding post correspondingly connected to the corresponding rail of the two rails on the housing Between the strips, the accommodating seat can be pivoted relative to the housing on the two rails, the accommodating seat defining at least one workpiece slot for inserting a workpiece; wherein the guiding space of the accommodating slot of the housing Between the one end of the two rails and the front wall of the receiving slot of the housing, the receiving seat is received to guide the two protrusions of the receiving seat to enter between the corresponding rails of the two rails. The tool box of claim 1, wherein the rear wall of the receiving groove of the housing is in close contact with the other end of the two rails. The tool box according to claim 1, wherein the housing is made of a plastic material, and the other end of the storage seat is pivoted when the storage seat is pivoted to the slot of the workpiece slot thereof. It can be positioned by the elastic abutment of the bottom wall of the receiving groove of the housing. The tool box of claim 3, wherein the other end of the receiving seat is tapered to a flat area for elastically abutting the bottom wall of the receiving groove of the housing. The tool box of claim 1, further comprising another housing that can be pivotally and hingedly pivoted to one side of the housing. The tool box of claim 5, further comprising a mounting ear disposed on one side of the housing.