Patent classifications
B66C23/60
Crane
The invention relates to a crane, in particular to a mobile crane, comprising a lattice boom, a derrick boom, and a boom guying led from the derrick boom to the boom tip, wherein at least one guying frame is provided that is fastened to the boom between the derrick boom and the boom tip and is connected to the boom guying.
Overhead crane with remotely located winch
An overhead crane supported by a derrick, comprising a frame coupled to the derrick and comprising a pair of rail members and a bridge member coupled between the rail members, and a trolley coupled to the frame and comprising a fairlead assembly and a cable guide movable in an X-Y plane within an inner perimeter of the frame.
Overhead crane with remotely located winch
An overhead crane supported by a derrick, comprising a frame coupled to the derrick and comprising a pair of rail members and a bridge member coupled between the rail members, and a trolley coupled to the frame and comprising a fairlead assembly and a cable guide movable in an X-Y plane within an inner perimeter of the frame.
Portable gantry crane formed of composite members
A portable gantry crane formed of composite members includes a composite material I-beam. Two or more support members are formed of a composite material and each support member supports the I-beam when the portable gantry crane is in an upright position. Two or more end housings are included, each end housing enclosing a top end of one of the two or more support members and coupled thereto using adhesive. A plurality of latch structures are coupled with the I-beam, each latch structure including a latch, and each end housing having a latch receiver, each latch in combination with a latch receiver allowing one of the latch structures to be releasably fixedly coupled with an end housing. In implementations a plurality of latch structures are coupled with the I-beam, each latch structure having a latch structure enclosure and each latch structure enclosure at least partially enclosing one of the end housings.
Method and apparatus for loading vessels using rotation
A method and apparatus for rapid loading stacks of items aboard vessels which can include rotating palletized items to depalletize the items, and then placing the items on a lifting robot, lifting the robot and items into the hold of a vessel, removing the items from the robot using a load push lift truck, and then using the load push lift truck to stow the items in a stowage location. The empty robot can be removed from the hold of the vessel and put in a position to receive a another depalletized stack of cartons. In one option the robot has a plurality of fork channels for receiving the blades of a load push lift truck along with receiving the blades or a rotating lift truck.
Crane
A crane includes a boom and a derricking mechanism, wherein: the derricking mechanism includes a linking device connecting one end of a guy line to a distal end of the boom; the linking device includes a joint connected to one end of the guy line, and a support device provided on the distal end to support the joint so as to locate the joint at a position away from the back surface and opposite to the ventral surface; and the support device includes a holding member which holds the joint, the holding member allowing the position of the joint to be selectively changed to a plurality of different positions in a first direction perpendicularly intersecting an axis of the boom and a rotary axis of the boom.
Crane
A crane includes a boom and a derricking mechanism, wherein: the derricking mechanism includes a linking device connecting one end of a guy line to a distal end of the boom; the linking device includes a joint connected to one end of the guy line, and a support device provided on the distal end to support the joint so as to locate the joint at a position away from the back surface and opposite to the ventral surface; and the support device includes a holding member which holds the joint, the holding member allowing the position of the joint to be selectively changed to a plurality of different positions in a first direction perpendicularly intersecting an axis of the boom and a rotary axis of the boom.
SWINGABLE CONNECTION STRUCTURE AND CRANE PROVIDED WITH SWINGABLE CONNECTION STRUCTURE
Provided is a swingable connection structure capable of detachably connecting a first member and a second member to each other easily. The swingable connection structure has a first member, a second member, and a swing holding member, and the second member is swingably connected to the first member. The first member has a swing shaft which defines a swing center axis of the second member, and the second member has a pivotally supported portion which receives the swing shaft. The swing holding member is mounted on a side surface of the second member in a rotatable manner, and the swing holding member is provided with a constraining hole which allows insertion of one end portion of the swing shaft received by the pivotally supported portion.
OVERHEAD CRANE WITH REMOTELY LOCATED WINCH
An overhead crane supported by a derrick, comprising a frame coupled to the derrick and comprising a pair of rail members and a bridge member coupled between the rail members, and a trolley coupled to the frame and comprising a fairlead assembly and a cable guide movable in an X-Y plane within an inner perimeter of the frame.
Portable davit
Embodiments of the present invention are generally directed to davits for raising, lowering, and transporting loads. In general, davits described herein are portable and are capable of attaching to various mounting locations. The portable davit 100 includes a base mount 102 and an intermediate mount 104 for mounting the portable davit 100 to a mounting location. The base mount 102 and the intermediate mount 104 are couplable to a mast 106 for supporting the portable davit 100 when generally carrying a load L. The portable davit 100 also includes a jib 108 hingedly coupled to the mast 106 through a coupling 118. The jib 108 is configured to rotate about the coupling 118 such that the jib 108 is positionable at a lifting angle 120.