Carlos D Crespo-Quinones

Title: Carlos D. Crespo-Quinones and Scissor-Lift Safety

Introduction

Carlos D. Crespo-Quinones is an inventor associated with Lynnwood, Washington. His patent work addresses safety devices for scissor lifts, equipment used to raise workers and materials.

Latest Patents

Crespo-Quinones is named on 1 patent, titled “Safety Devices for Scissor Lifts and Related Methods.” The invention describes a block fixed relative to the lift’s base, a bracing structure, and an actuator. The actuator moves the bracing structure between a braced position, where it sits between the block and a support leg, and a retracted position, where it is no longer between them. This arrangement is designed to provide a selectable brace for the lift.

Career Highlights

Crespo-Quinones is associated with The Boring Company. His patent reflects an engineering focus on equipment safety and mechanical support systems.

Collaborations

The patent information provided also names Nikolas Dasbach and James E. Lynch as coworkers. Their inclusion points to a professional context involving collaboration on engineering and safety-related work.

Conclusion

Carlos D. Crespo-Quinones’s patent documents a practical approach to scissor-lift safety through a movable bracing structure, highlighting his contribution to equipment design.