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Charles Lee Curtis

Gregory H Bearman

Dale Paul Kronkright

Robert Chave

David M Williams

Alex Padilla

Patricia Witt

According to some embodiments, a vibration-isolating system comprises a case, one or more environmental buffers, a platform suspended within the case by a plurality of wire rope isolators, a crumple zone beneath the platform and configured with one or more shock-absorbing structures, and a container assembly configured on the platform. The container assembly is operable to protect a payload comprising a flexible panel. The container assembly comprises a back panel positioned behind the flexible panel and offset by a first substantially airtight compartment, a front panel positioned in front of the flexible panel and offset by a second substantially airtight compartment, and a stiffener panel positioned in front of the front panel and offset by a third substantially airtight compartment.

Isolation system for transporting and storing fragile objects

According to certain embodiments, a vibration-isolating system comprises a platform adapted to carry one or more loads and an adjustable load-positioning system. The platform is suspended within a support structure by a plurality of isolators. The isolators are tuned to impede vibrations in a pre-determined frequency range for a payload having a pre-determined mass. The adjustable load-positioning system is adapted to facilitate positioning the one or more loads such that the payload having the pre-determined mass is centered at the center of gravity of the platform.

System for transporting fragile objects

An over the load viewing system for lift trucks and the like, includes a first mirror fixed in position in the line of sight of the vehicle operator with a second mirror pivotally mounted on arms extending above the vehicle and moveable on the arms between a viewing position and retractable to a non-viewing position with latch means for latching the second mirror assembly in the viewing position and uni-directional drive means for rotating the mirror to the viewing position.

Lift truck safety mirror

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Santa Fe, NM, United States of America

Charles Lee Curtis