| DURON PLASTICS LIMITED Patent applications |
| Patent application number | Title | Published |
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| 20110000345 | SINGLE-BIT RETRACTABLE SCREWDRIVER - A single-bit screwdriver comprising: a housing; a shaft slideably mounted in the housing; the shaft having a locking portion, and the housing having at least two locking mechanism, wherein each locking mechanism engages the locking portion to prevent sliding of the shaft relative to the housing. | 01-06-2011 |
| 20100242689 | MULTIPLE-BIT HAND TOOL WITH LOCKING AXIAL POST - The hand tool ( | 09-30-2010 |
| 20090100779 | PLASTIC ROOF SHINGLE - The roof shingle is made of plastic and has a generally planar nailing portion and a generally planar exposable portion extending generally coplanarly from the nailing portion. An imaginary first axis defines the nailing portion from the exposable portion. The shingle has a fold area extending generally centrally through the nailing portion and the exposable portion along a second axis generally at a right angle to the first axis. For the ridge line of the roof, the shingle may be folded along the fold area to produce a V-shape for installation along the ridge line, without having to cut the shingle or use a different design. | 04-23-2009 |
| 20080295657 | RATCHET WITH STORAGE IN HANDLE - A storage rack pivots outwardly from a corresponding longitudinal recess in the handle of the tool. The storage rack accommodates tool accessories or the like, such as sockets where the tool is a ratchet. The storage rack has an outer surface which defines part of the handle when the storage rack is closed. Alternatively, there could be several storage racks each with different pivot points, or two racks pivoting in opposite directions and sharing a common pivot point. Preferably, the handle is of plastic, and in the case of a ratchet, is overmolded onto a metal ratchet mechanism. The ratchet mechanism has an irregular external shape, or splines or the like, to accept torque without slipping or separating from the plastic handle portion. | 12-04-2008 |
