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Class 414/637 - Having one or more axes of pivotable movement


Subclass of Class 414 - Material or article handling
Definition: Apparatus wherein the relative movement of the guide is
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 05/27/2008


NumberTitleIssue Date
7377739Jig assembly
A jig assembly which includes a universal joint to enable three-dimensional movement of a workpiece or handling device attached thereto. The assembly is particularly useful for enabling translation and rotational movement of heavy machinery and components for servic...
05/27/2008
5599155Attachment for industrial trucks
An attachment for industrial trucks, especially lift trucks, is designed as a multi-articulated lever mechanism (11), preferably as a three-hinge arm. This is articulated to a support plate (1), which can be locked and/or fixed in a bracket of the industr...
02/04/1997
5328321Multi-stage mast for a forklift truck
A three-stage mast (1) for a forklift truck and a forklift truck incorporating the mast (1). The mast (1) has an outer mast section (2) for mounting on the truck. A middle mast section (5) is slidably movable on the outer mast section (2) by rams (7). An ...
07/12/1994
4708577Self-leveling fork lift apparatus
A fork lift truck includes a mast support bar to which the mast supporting carriage and fork lift tines are mounted. The mast support bar includes a central arc-shape segment on which a concentric arc-shape mast support sleeve is slidably mounted. The mas...
11/24/1987
3964614Lifting attachment for a crane
A portable, readily attachable and detachable, mobile materials handling device which is capable of being selectively connected at or near the extreme end of the boom of a crane, for example, a hydraulic crane, to provide the crane with a fork lifting cap...
06/22/1976
 
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