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Class 188/43 - Grippers


Subclass of Class 188 - Brakes
Definition: Brakes in which the rail is gripped by the jaws of a clamp.
No. of applications: 4
Last issue date: 02/09/2012


Application No.Application TitleIssue Date
20120031713Frictional engagement mechanism for a rail-guided carriage
In a frictional engagement arrangement for a carriage supported on, and guided by, at least one guide track and provided with a friction engagement mechanism actuated by a slide wedge drive which includes a pressure member which is engageable with the guide track, the s...
02/09/2012
20110072580Locking Safety Mechanism for Suspended Transport Apparatus
A suspended patient-carrier/transport apparatus of the type including an overhead rail forming a horizontal track terminating at a track-end, and a carrier device supported by a carriage having a plurality of aligned rollers rideable along the track. The inventive suspe...
03/31/2011
20090183956CONSTANT FORCE RAIL CLAMP
A rail clamp comprises a frame and a pair of levers. Each of the levers has a brake pad at a first end thereof, a cam follower at second end thereof, and is mounted to the frame by a pivot disposed between said first and second ends. A cam is disposed between the levers...
07/23/2009
20070272500ELEVATOR INSTALLATION WITH BRAKING EQUIPMENT AND METHOD OF BRAKING IN AN ELEVATOR INSTALLATION
An elevator installation has an elevator car that moves in a vertical direction along guide tracks and is braked or held at standstill by a braking equipment. The braking equipment includes at least two brake units, at least one of the brake units, but preferably each o...
11/29/2007
 
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