The present invention provides a lid (400) for an open container (100, 13.10), a lid lifting system (13.100), a tippler (13.200) with the improved lid lifting system (13.100) and a method of lifting a container. The lid and lifting arrangement includes an apertured receiving formation (401) on an upper side of a lid (100) to receive a lift member (13.40). The lift member (13.40) can do one or more than one of the following: engaging the formation (401) will unlock a locking mechanism (13.42,458) holding the lid (400) to a container (100); or allow the lift member (13.40) to be rotated to thereby unlock the locking mechanism (13.42, 458) which locks the lid (400) to the container (100), while simultaneously locking the lift member (13.40, 458) to the lid (400). A lifting device which is able to perform such actions is also disclosed, and a method to operate the lifting device.

A container including vertical side walls and a horizontal bottom wall coupled with the vertical side walls, the vertical side walls and bottom wall together defining an interior volume. At least one vertical side wall includes an inner wall portion, an outer wall portion spaced apart from the inner wall portion, a top rail coupled with the inner wall portion, a bottom sill coupled with the inner wall portion, and a plurality of vertical supports coupled with the inner wall portion and extending between the top rail and the bottom sill. The inner wall portion has a first surface area and the outer wall portion has a second surface area that is less than the first surface area. A frame is coupled with the inner wall portion and supports the outer wall portion, and the frame extends between two spaced apart vertical supports of the plurality of vertical supports, the top rail, and the bottom sill. A panel is supported by the frame and disposed on the outer wall portion.

The invention relates to the field of transportation and storage of gas cylinders, and specifically to a container for gas cylinders, in particular, cylinders for pressurized or liquefied gas, a method for arranging gas cylinders in the container, in particular, cylinders for pressurized or liquefied gas, and a container with gas cylinders, in particular, cylinders for pressurized or liquefied gas. The container for gas cylinders having an outer diameter ranged from 480 mm to 520 mm and capacity ranged from over 350 l to 430 l comprises a framework and at least one pipeline positioned to be connected with the gas cylinders in the upper part of the framework. The method for arranging gas cylinders in a container, the gas cylinders having an outer diameter ranged from 480 mm to 520 mm and capacity ranged from over 350 l to 430 l, the method comprising the steps of arranging the gas cylinders in a framework of the container; and connecting at least one pipeline is with the gas cylinders in the upper part of the framework. The container with the gas cylinders comprises a framework; at least one gas cylinder having an outer diameter ranged from 480 mm to 520 mm and capacity ranged from over 350 l to 430 l, the at least one gas cylinder arranged in the framework; and at least one pipeline connected with the at least one gas cylinder in the upper part of the framework. The technical effect involves an increase in capacity of a container for gas cylinders when the gas cylinders are arranged in the container, the container having a length from 2,986 mm to 2,991 mm (according to GOST R 53350-2009), width from 2,433 mm to 2,438 mm (according to GOST R 53350-2009) and height from 2,891 mm to 2,896 mm, or length from 6,052 mm to 6,058 mm (according to GOST R 53350-2009), width from 2,433 mm to 2,438 mm (according to GOST R 53350-2009) and height from 2,891 mm to 2,896 mm, or length from 9,115 mm to 9,125 mm (according to GOST R 53350-2009), width from 2,433 mm to 2,438 mm (according to GOST R 53350-2009) and height from 2,891 mm to 2,896 mm (according to GOST R 53350-2009). The capacity of a container is considered as the total capacity of the gas cylinders contained therein.

An industrial sized receptacle or bedding box for industrial fill material which is formed by a distal plate, a proximal plate, two side plates, and a bottom plate. The bedding box is equipped with a means for engagement by a secondary device, such as the bucket of an excavator or similar heavy machinery. The bedding box can then be manipulated by the secondary device to lift and tilt the bedding box to empty the contents of the bedding box through an opening in the proximal plate.

A non-self supporting containment bag used in conjunction with a dumpster container. The bag has a center opening that extends across the top of the bag, substantially centered on the top of the bag. The top of the bags is formed with sufficient spare material at the ends of the rectangular shaped bag to allow the top to be inverted over the sides of the container. The opening when closed, has sufficient material to form opposing triangular folds that extends above the top of the bag and the top of the container, when the bag is lining the container.

The present invention provides a water-based coating and/or coating system that can be used to form sag resistant wet layers or coatings on a wide range of substrates. The coating system is particularly effective for protecting metal-containing substrates, such as intermodal cargo containers, against corrosion. As an overview, the present invention provides water-based compositions suitable to form primer coats on substrates. Desirably, the primer incorporates a high level of one or more CAS agents for excellent sag resistance while drying in a broad range of relative humidity environments. Alternatively, modifications can be made to control temperature and humidity during spray application and drying as a way to increase sag resistance of the coating.

The present invention provides a lid (400) for an open container (100, 13.10), a lid lifting system (13.100), a tippler (13.200) with the improved lid lifting system (13.100) and a method of lifting a container. The lid and lifting arrangement includes an apertured receiving formation (401) on an upper side of a lid (100) to receive a lift member (13.40). The lift member (13.40) can do one or more than one of the following: engaging the formation (401) will unlock a locking mechanism (13.42,458) holding the lid (400) to a container (100); or allow the lift member (13.40) to be rotated to thereby unlock the locking mechanism (13.42, 458) which locks the lid (400) to the container (100), while simultaneously locking the lift member (13.40, 458) to the lid (400). A lifting device which is able to perform such actions is also disclosed, and a method to operate the lifting device.

A container for holding product therein during shipment and being returned for reuse has at least one track supported by each side of the container. The container has at least one lockable crossbar assembly extending between opposed tracks. Each lockable crossbar assembly has one or more locking assemblies to fix the position of the lockable crossbar assembly relative to the tracks.

A stackable cargo container apparatus has a frame assembly formed by interconnected structural members, a substantially planar base, interconnecting side walls and at least one personnel access door. At least one lifting harness member of unitary or singular construction is operationally attached to the frame assembly, and permits lifting of the cargo container apparatus from its bottom and away from welds or other possible weak points. An integrated cargo weight measurement assembly permits quick and efficient determination of cargo weight placed on the planar base, and includes a digital display or other output device.

The double-walled waste container provides an open-top roll-off container being rectangular in shape and having latching door portions at one end. The container employs a double wall construction to minimize damage, improve strength, and reduce weight. Additionally, the container provides a plurality of drain apertures which extend a full length of the container to drain off accumulated liquids and to prevent corrosion of the container.