A modular storage system includes a unit body having a first lateral end, a second lateral end opposite the first lateral end, and an upper surface extending between the first and second lateral ends. The unit body includes a first groove formed in the upper surface at the first lateral end and a first groove connector in the first groove. The system includes a tongue piece having a first and second side. Each of the first and second sides of the tongue piece has a shape corresponding to the first groove and a tongue connector configured to releasably engage the first groove connector.

A combined toolbox is provided, including: first side walls, each first side wall including connection projections; second side walls, each second side wall including connection recesses, adjacent first and second side walls being connected by engagement of the connection projections within the connection recesses, the first and second side walls defining a receiving space; fastening assemblies, each fastening assembly including a bolt and a nut; wherein one of the adjacent first and second side walls further includes through holes and the other further includes receiving holes which respectively correspond to the through holes; wherein each receiving hole receives one nut, each bolt is disposed through one of the through holes and within one of the receiving holes and is screwed with one nut, and the bolt and the nut of each of the fastening assemblies fixedly secure the adjacent first and second side walls.

In a system or device for identifying or tracking tools, the device comprising: a metallic wall delimiting an area wherein a first tool including an RFID tag can be placed, an antenna for communicating with the RFID tag whenever the first tool is in the first area, wherein the antenna is a slot antenna cut out in the metallic wall.

Various embodiments of a storage device are provided. The storage device includes one or more storage compartment that are slidable with respect to sidewalls of the storage device. The containers are also rotatable with respect to the sidewalls of the storage device, thereby permitting improved accessibility to the storage compartment in the container.

A tool container system includes a first tool container and a second tool container. The first tool container has a first base, a first cover pivotably attached to the first base by a first hinge portion, a first base locking member coupled to the base, a first cover locking member coupled to the first cover, and a first latch coupled to the first base and moveable between a first unlocked position in which the first cover is movable relative to the first base between a closed position and an open position, and a first locked position in which the first latch engages the first cover locking member and the first cover is locked to the first base in the closed position. The second tool container is stackable on the first cover of the first tool container and having a second locking member. When the second tool container is stacked on the first tool container, the second tool container is lockable to the first tool container when the first latch is moved to the first locked position to engage both the first cover locking member and the second locking member.

A storage unit, in particular a tool and gear wagon 1, for storing tools, comprising at least one body 2 with several pull-out drawers 4 which can be arrested via at least one locking unit 40 such that, when any one of the drawers 4 is pulled out, the other drawers 4 are blocked. In order to be able to pull out several drawers and preferably adjust them individually, it is provided for the locking unit to have an adjustment element which ensures the function of locking in a first position, and in a second position, the release of at least more than one drawer is provided.

A tool chest may include a base portion, two opposing sidewalls, a drawer portion and a lid. The sidewalls extend substantially parallel to each other on opposite sides of the base portion to define a tool repository between the sidewalls. The lid has a closed position covering a top of the tool chest, and an open position in which access is provided to the tool repository. The drawer portion is slidable to at least partially remove the drawer portion from the base portion. The drawer portion is automatically locked by closing the lid via a locking assembly that is operable configured to automatically unlock with the lid is open unless the locking assembly is retained in a locked position.

A storage container including a plurality of drawers for holding items therewithin. Each drawer may be held closed within the container by selective rotation of a detent mechanism which interacts with engagement means formed on each drawer. When the detent mechanism is in its open position, each drawer may be freely opened or closed. Whereas, when the detent mechanism is in its closed position, each drawer may be moved from an open to a closed position, but not from a closed to an open position.

A method of manufacturing an item inventory apparatus including an item storage area and a plurality of sensors located within the item storage area may include the steps of: selecting one or more preconfigured boards, each of the one or more preconfigured boards having a plurality of predefined sensor placement locations, providing at least one storage material having a plurality of storage locations for a plurality of items, locating the plurality of sensors at least at some of the plurality of predefined sensor placement locations, and fitting the one or more preconfigured boards with the located plurality of sensors and the storage material to the item storage area. A related system and apparatus are also disclosed.

The electronic circuit bag encloses a printed circuit board under design in an arrangement that allows for easy portability and ensures that the printed circuit board remains sterile during the design phase. The electronic circuit bag has a carrying handle atop the bag. The electronic circuit bag attaches to a solid square base which provides storage and a repository for holding the printed circuit board in place.