US2007116535A1PendingUtilityA1
Cargo securement, cargo shift stop
Est. expiryJun 10, 2025(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Greg A. Becker
B61D 45/00B60P 7/135B60P 7/0892
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Abstract
A pallet or piece of freight on a surface such as the floor of a dry van or flat bed trailer, will shift or move while in transit. The cargo shift stop will prevent the movement of the pallet or freight much like a door stop that holds open an opened door.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A cargo shift stop assembly comprising:
a stop having an outside collar; a plunger located inside said collar; and resilient meap, fastening means located in said collar to secure the stop to a structural support.
2 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 6 wherein said fastening means comprise screw holes.
3 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 6 wherein slots in the top of the plunger are used to rotate said plunger.
4 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 6 wherein said device is made without screw holes in said collar.
5 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 6 wherein said device is adapted to be inserted directly into a hole in the floor surface.
6 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 1 wherein at least one spring is recessed into the bottom of said plunger.
7 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 6 wherein said spring is mounted in the flooring of a typical flatbed or dry van trailer
8 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 7 wherein said spring is mounted on top of one of the cross members in siad flatbed or dry van trailer.
9 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 8 wherein at least one key slot is provided in said collar.
10 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 9 wherein a pair of key slots are provided in said collar for a pair of cooperating keys.
11 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 1 wherein a tapered bottom is provided in said plunger.
12 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 11 wherein said tapered bottom in operation stops said plunger at a pre-determined height.
13 . A cargo shift stop assembly comprising:
a plurality of cargo shift stops mounted in a strip of solid material adapted to be recessed into a preexisting floor.
14 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 11 wherein said strip is made of a material selected from steel, aliminum alloy, and composite material and combinations thereof.
15 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 14 wherein said strips are mounted in a transportation vehicle.
16 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 15 wherein said strips are mounted continuous from the front to the rear,
17 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 15 wherein said strips are mounted continuous longitudinally from the front to the rear,
18 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 15 wherein said strips are mounted continuous transversely from the front to the rear.
19 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 15 wherein said strips are laid side by side next to each over cross-members of the floor.
20 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 15 wherein said strips are laid in a way engineered for that particular trailer or flooring platform.
21 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 20 wherein said strips are laid longitudinally or parallel to the floorboards and secured into place.
22 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 21 wherein said strips recessed into said stop strip.
23 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 22 wherein said strips are formed with keyed slots in the wall of the hole the stop strip.
24 . A cargo shift assembly comprising:
a sliding stop strip having tabs on said sliding strip; whereby as said sliding stop strip is moved forward or backward, said tabs on said stop strip activate and deactivate a plunger into active and passive positions.
25 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 24 wherein said sliding stop strip is made of a material selected from lightweight metal and composite material. and is
26 . A cargo shift stop assembly according to claim 25 wherein said sliding stop strip material is durable enough to last the normal life of the transport vessel.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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