Apparatus for supporting and transporting heavy loads

Handling: hand and hoist-line implements – Hoistline attached load supporting frame – Underlying load spanning support and sling

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294 671, 211 601, B66C 118

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046765395

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for supporting and transporting of heavy loads, especially metallic profiled-bars and the like which have at least a U-shaped bearing block. The bearing block has a foundation and two side parts, each having a suspension, attachment or mounting bracket provided thereon. Supporting arms provided on a traverse engage the attachment, suspension or bracket. For that, the attachment, suspension or bracket of the bearing block can have a structure as closed support rings, hooks or eyelets with two legs or arms inclined in a roof-shaped configuration. One of these legs or arms additionally in a plane transverse to the longitudinal direction of the foundation has such an offset relative to the other leg or arm, that a suspension free space is formed for a positively-guided engagement of the supporting arm.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3028186 (1962-04-01), Skabic
patent: 3537599 (1970-11-01), Jay
patent: 3559812 (1971-02-01), Wolf

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