Clamping device for lifting slab, panel or sheet material

Handling: hand and hoist-line implements – Grapple – Socket and slip wedge

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C294S103100, C294S901000, C269S095000

Reexamination Certificate

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07490882

ABSTRACT:
A clamping device suitable for lifting and handling of sheet like-objects has a fixed jaw parallel to a movable jaw. The movable jaw is supported for reciprocating, linear movement towards and away from the fixed jaw responsive to a tensile actuating force. The movable jaw comprises a clamping plate inclined at an angle of about 8 to 12 degrees with respect to first and second clamping surfaces. The clamping plate maintains said angle during movement to and from the fixed jaw. A tensile force transmitting member is guided and supported at an upper location of the clamping plate that substantially aligns with or overhangs the second clamping surface.

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