Justin Barber

Title: Innovations by Justin Barber in Substrate Removal Technology

Introduction

Justin Barber is an innovative inventor based in El Paso, Arkansas. He has made significant contributions to the field of construction and substrate removal technology. His work focuses on developing methods and apparatuses that enhance efficiency and safety in construction processes.

Latest Patents

Justin Barber holds a patent for a "Plate assembly for removing a section of underlying substrate." This invention provides a method and apparatus for lifting and removing substrate, such as a cut section from an underlying concrete slab. The plate assembly consists of a planar support plate and a U-shaped support bracket extending from it. The support plate is designed to be placed onto the section to be removed, while the support bracket features adjoining web portions that define an interior channel above the support plate. This innovative design allows for the secure attachment of the support plate to the cut section using mechanisms like anchor bolts. A lifting mechanism, such as a forklift, can then insert a fork through the interior channel to lift both the plate assembly and the cut section. The interior channel may also be contoured to facilitate centering during lifting and movement.

Career Highlights

Justin Barber is associated with Nabholz Construction Corporation, where he applies his expertise in construction technology. His role at the company allows him to implement his innovative ideas and contribute to various projects that require advanced substrate removal techniques.

Conclusion

Justin Barber's contributions to substrate removal technology exemplify the importance of innovation in the construction industry. His patented invention not only enhances efficiency but also improves safety during the removal of concrete slabs.