| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 410031000 | Grouped | 12 |
| 20100178126 | Bulk Bag Transport Apparatus - A bulk bag transport apparatus employs a receptacle that is divided into a plurality of bulk bag holding sectors. The receptacle provides a base that is constructed of a plurality of beams such as eye beams including peripheral beams and transverse beams. Each side wall is reinforced with a plurality of inclined beams that preferably join to the transverse bottom beams, one inclined beam attaching to a transverse bottom beam. A plurality of other beams are attached to the upper edge of the receptacle and each inclined beam is structurally joined to a peripheral beam. Lifting eyes are provided along each side of the receptacle, each lifting eye performs an acute angle with an inclined beam and is preferably mounted to an inclined beam. A lifting harness includes slings that can be connected to the lifting eyes. Each side wall has an horizontal flange or a member that enables one of the receptacles to be stacked upon the other of the receptacles wherein the upper peripheral beam of one receptacle engages and supports the horizontal flange or member of another receptacle. | 07-15-2010 |
| 20100226730 | FRAME CONTAINER AND METHOD OF LOADING SEMI-TRAILER CHASSIS INTO A FRAME CONTAINER - A frame container for shipping chassis includes a base frame and corner posts. The base frame includes two bottom side beams each extending in a longitudinal direction between two corner posts and beams extending between two bottom side beams in a direction that is perpendicular to the bottom side beams. Each bottom side beam includes an upper surface and a lower surface extending in the longitudinal direction between the two corner posts and a locking hole defined between the upper and lower surfaces for receiving a twist lock of a chassis. | 09-09-2010 |
| 20140341672 | APPARATUS, SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SECURING PARTS - A clip for securing a part, having a body portion having a first wall surface and a supporting surface adjacent the first wall surface, a retaining arm connected to the body, the retaining arm comprising a second wall surface opposite the first wall surface, an engaging portion at the distal end of the retaining arm, and an engaging surface on the engaging portion generally opposite the supporting surface. The first and second wall surfaces cooperate to define a groove that is sized and shaped to receive a portion of the part therein. The retaining arm is moveable between an open position wherein the portion of the part may be received in the groove, and a locked position wherein the engaging surface at least partially overhangs the groove and the engaging surface and the supporting surface cooperate so as to retain the portion of the part when received within the groove. | 11-20-2014 |
| 410032000 | Group of articles which are, predominantly, regularly contoured; i.e., are rodlike, panel shaped, blocks, or analogous forms | 8 |
| 20090047089 | Storage unit for dunnage - The current invention is directed to an improved storage unit for dunnage wherein the dunnage comprises load supporting plates and load locking bars, the load supporting plates being stored in a horizontal orientation. | 02-19-2009 |
| 20120251259 | IMPLANTATION OF BATTERY RACKS IN A CONTAINER - A transportable storage installation ( | 10-04-2012 |
| 20130136556 | Rack For Load Bars - A rack for storing load bars against the side wall of the cargo area of a cargo truck equipped with E-track. The rack includes a generally U-shaped base having a rear side equipped with E-clips for mounting on the side wall, a closed end, a front side having two vertically-spaced horizontal cantilevered retainer arms substantially parallel to the side wall when the rack is mounted, and an open end. Load bars are inserted and removed from the rack in a plane parallel to the side wall the cargo area, in a vertical orientation, and are secured in place with a horizontal adjustable-length strap operable in the space between the front retainer arms to selectively close off the open end of the rack. | 05-30-2013 |
| 410033000 | Articles with protuberance or flange | 1 |
| 20110250032 | Transport and storage of wheelsets - A rack defining receptacles for holding railroad car wheelsets arranged in an echelon pattern with the axles of the wheelsets oriented obliquely with respect to the width of the rack. The rack is of strong yet light construction. The rack has a length and width about equal to those of a 20-foot ISO intermodal cargo container and is equipped with corner fittings compatible with conventional container-handling and container-carrying equipment. | 10-13-2011 |
| 410034000 | Grouped by load binder or press means | 2 |
| 20120087759 | Bunk of Load Space - The invention relates to a bunk of a load space which bunk ( | 04-12-2012 |
| 410035000 | Grouped together with on-and-off base | 1 |
| 20090003957 | Support for the transport of blades - Support which absorbs the torsion to which blades are subjected during transport, comprising a set of pins ( | 01-01-2009 |
| 410042000 | Cylindrical article group | 2 |
| 20100183396 | TUBE RESTRAINT & METHODS - This disclosure relates to devices for restraining tubular segments and methods for storing and accessing tubular segments. The device may include a frame arrangement that has a plurality of parallel cradles for holding tubular segments and a plurality of movable restraining handles for securing the tubular segments. A spring retention assembly may also be provided that has a spring force to hold the restraining handles against the tubular segments. This disclosure also relates to a vehicle having a device for storing and accessing tubular segments wherein the device is movable between a storage position and an access position. | 07-22-2010 |
| 20100329808 | Apparatus for Securing Heavy Columnar Construction Members, Including Oilfield Tubulars, to a Transporting Conveyance and Method of Using the Same - A pair of pipe bunks are utilized on in combination with a flatbed truck, deck of a work boat, or other conveyance means for securing loads of long, heavy, structural members during transportation. The pipe bunks have particular utility for oilfield tubulars. Each pipe bunk comprises a horizontal base member which is attached cross-wise to the flatbed of the truck, or deck of the workboat. A horizontal beam is attached to the horizontal base member and a vertical member is affixed to each opposing outside end of the horizontal beam. Adjustable slide members are slidingly attached to the horizontal base member, where each adjustable slide member has a vertical member which is disposed in offset facing relation with a respective outside vertical member. The slide members are attached to the horizontal base member with guide members. The slide members are adjustable with respect to the distance of each from the respective outside vertical member to accommodate the width of the desired load. The slide members are locked into position to secure the relative position of the slide members with the respective outside vertical members. | 12-30-2010 |
| 410043000 | Vehicle body part group | 1 |
| 20090257840 | FRAME STACKING METHODS AND SPACERS - A method and apparatus for increasing the volumetric efficiency with which automotive vehicle frames are stacked on a carrier such as a railroad flat car. Frames are alternately reversed end-for-end and/or laterally offset from one another and may be longitudinally angled and internested between adjacent stacks. Twin sheet molded HDPE spacers are used. | 10-15-2009 |
