Cargo tie-down device

Details Cargo tie-down device Cargo tie-down device

1998-06-12

1999-06-29

Gordon, Stephen T.

Freight accommodation on freight carrier

Load lashing retainer or load lashing adjunct

Anchor

410106, 410116, B60P 708

Patent

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059159006

ABSTRACT:
A tie-down device has been invented that greatly improves securement of cargoes, loads, and ladings to beds, supports, and pallets. When installed within post receiving wells of beds, supports, and pallets, compressable polymeric material is caused to latitudinally expand in all outwardly directions in response to longitudinally applied compression thereupon by turning of an eyenut member.

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