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Erico International Corporation

Jeff A Wilson

Eric J Wilson

Raymond Michael Olle

Paul Bryson Allen

Daniel A Kozlowski

Marcus D Rust

Scott Laughlin

A hanger () is provided for supporting a load on a threaded object () with a longitudinal axis. The hanger () can include a hanger body (), a hole () in the hanger body (), and a partial thread portion (). The hole () can be configured to receive the threaded object () therethrough. The partial thread portion () can be configured to engage with a thread of the threaded object () when the hanger () is in an engaged configuration. The hanger () can be configured to move from a non-engaged configuration to the engaged configuration without rotation of the hanger body () or the threaded object () about the longitudinal axis of the threaded object ().

Systems and methods for a hanger for supporting a threaded object

A cable support includes a support body with a saddle configured to support one or more cables, and a stem and a leg that extend from opposite ends of the saddle. A securing member is coupled to the leg. The securing member is movable between a first configuration configured to secure one or more cables within the saddle and a second configuration configured to permit one or more cables to be moved into or out of the saddle. The leg including a retaining tab that releasably secures the securing member in the second configuration.

Data cable support

A cable support includes a support body, a mounting tab, and at least one extension connecting the mounting tab to the support body. The support body includes a saddle configured to support cables and a stem extending in a first direction from a rear end of the saddle, which is opposite a front end. The mounting tab is configured to be secured to a support structure and includes a secondary tab. The at least one extension is bendable to move the mounting tab between a wall-mount configuration and a rod-mount configuration.

A cable tray clip can couple sections of a wire mesh cable tray. The cable tray clip can include a base and a retainer rotatably coupled to the base. The retainer can be rotated to a closed position to retain one or more wires within one or more pockets on the base.

Cable tray clips and methods for using the same

An example truck bed on-board storage system includes a bed panel configured to fit into a floor of a truck bed of a truck between the wheel wells of the truck bed. Front wings are hinged to the front sides of the bed panel, the front wings pivoting on the hinge to lay flat in the truck bed in front of the wheel wells. Rear wings are hinged to the rear side of the bed panel, the rear wings pivoting on the hinge to lay flat in the truck bed behind the wheel wells. A plurality of braces apply pressure between the bed rail of the truck bed and the bed panel to secure the bed panel against the floor of the truck bed.

Truck bed on-board storage system

An example truck bed on-board storage system includes a first panel configured to slide into at least one slot formed in a truck bed. Hinge(s) are mounted to a bedrail of the truck bed. A second panel is connected to the hinge(s). The first and second panels form a first enclosure with at least three walls and a floor of the truck bed. A rear wall of the truck bed is spaced apart from the cab of the truck bed at a distance to receive both the first and second panels. The first and second panels are configured to be removed from the truck bed and slid between the rear wall of the truck bed and the cab of the truck. A third panel and a fourth panel forms a second enclosure with the first panel and at least two walls and the floor of the truck bed.

A truck bed storage system is disclosed which may be readily assembled and unassembled in a bed of a truck. An example of the truck bed storage system includes a frame having an opening formed therethrough. At least one lock mechanism connects the frame to a sidewall of a truck bed. A bedrail stop connected to the frame is configured to fit over a front portion of the truck bed and stop the frame from sliding away from the front portion of the truck bed. A first panel hinged to the frame forms a lid of a storage area formed in the truck bed. A second panel hinged to the frame forms a back side of the storage area formed in the truck bed.

Truck bed storage system

A modular truck bed storage system is disclosed which may be readily assembled and unassembled in a bed of a truck. An example of the truck bed storage system includes a removable end panel. A header assembly is configured to insert between a truck cab and a truck bed. The example truck bed storage system further includes a lid assembly having a top portion connected to a frame to operate between an open position and a closed position. A plurality of latches secure the header assembly and the lid assembly under an inner edge of the truck bed.

Modular truck bed storage system

The present invention is a motorcycle suspension fork that combines a presently available conventional suspension with a presently available inverted suspension. The suspension of the present invention has two telescoping segments, with each segment capable of moving independently from the other. This design allows one segment to compress to absorb a shock while allowing the other segment to expand in preparation of absorbing another shock, thus allowing better shock absorption and a more comfortable ride.

Front wheel suspension fork for two wheeled vehicles and method

A portable feed mill system consists of a housing containing a primary constituent tank, a mill positioned to receive output from the primary constituent tank and a mixer. The mixer is positioned to receive the output from the mill and also a secondary feed constituent tank. Because the system is contained in a single housing, it may be remotely manufactured and transported to its final location at a cost far less than the cost of a conventional feed mill.

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Lakewood, CO, United States of America

Jeff A Wilson