Lukas Hydraulik Gmbh

Fag Kugelfischer Georg Schafer

Dieter Hesse

Wolf Kuhlmann

Christoph Lasaroff

Heinz Heller

Dietmar Lindner

Karl Kogel

The invention relates to a displacement device for the horizontal displacement of heavy loads, especially of derailed rail vehicles or the like, having a lifting cylinder and a preferably hydraulically driven displacement mechanism, which allows the position of the load raised by the lifting cylinder to be varied, the lifting cylinder (2) being borne by a slide (6) which is horizontally movable, preferably in two opposite directions, the slide being disposed displaceably on the surface of a support and the piston rod (11) of a displacement cylinder arrangement being fixedly connected to the support without the one end of the piston rod (11) being latch-locked to the support in a displacement-dependent manner.

Displacement device for the horizontal displacement of heavy loads

A shifting device for horizontal shifting of heavy loads with at least one lifting cylinder to raise the load, a support, and a preferably hydraulically actuated shifting mechanism, wherein the shifting mechanism has at least one horizontally arranged shifting cylinder which by way of a locking tie-rod is mechanically lockable to the support in different positions on the latter's surface, and which engages in the range of the lifting cylinder or its support and effects a horizontal shifting of it relative to the support characterized in that in the tie-rod casing, the locking tie-rod can be brought vertically from a rest position to a locking position and vice versa, that the locking in the locking position is effective in both directions to the support and that the shifting cylinder can be acted on by force in both directions.

Shifting device for horizontal shifting of heavy loads

A so-called rescue spreader is constructed with a pair of replaceable jaws that are mirror images of one another and are operatively positioned back-to-back. Each jaw is generally a triangle having a back side and a front side, with both sides extending from a base and converging at a tip where the sides define an included angle of approximately 20.degree. to 30.degree.. Corrugations on the back side are provided to reduce slippage. The front side along its half length extending from the tip is provided with a plurality of teeth and a circular cam is provided along the other half length of the front side.

Spreader device with replaceable spreading jaws

A shackle-type connector for the rapid attachment of a round-linked chain to an external device, such as hydraulic rescue equipment. The connector includes a body having an attachment opening which is capable of removably receiving the device, to attach the connector thereon. The chain can be extended through a chain passage hole in the body of the connector. A holding slot communicates with the hole through a transition region. A securing nose defines a chain passage channel in the transition region. The chain can be drawn through the chain passage hole, and a link of the chain is then slid over the securing nose, through the chain passage channel and into the holding slot, whereby the surrounding links, which are rotated with respect to the link in the holding slot, cannot slide into the holding slot. Thus the securing nose secures the chain in the connector.

Shackle-type connector

A stripping device for enlarging an opening in sheet material and possibly for initially forming and then enlarging the opening. A hydraulically operated cylinder has a cylinder housing around it. A piston in the cylinder is connected to move a shoe that is guided on the cylinder housing. A clamping jaw is attached to the cylinder housing. An axially displaceable stripping jaw is connected to the piston either by a rod on the piston or that jaw is attached on the shoe and moves with the shoe. The shoe may have a plurality of spaced attachment points for the stripping jaw. There may be an extension of the piston on which the stripping jaw is carried or on which an additional sripping jaw is carried. There may be an extension of the cylinder housing on which an additional clamping jaw is carried.

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Erlangen, Germany

Dieter Hesse