Isco, Inc.

Snorkel International, Inc.

Richard E Keefer

Aerial work platform apparatus comprising a vehicle, a work platform, a lift on the vehicle for elevating and lowering the work platform, and a stabilizer for inhibiting tipping over of the apparatus when the work platform is elevated. The stabilizer is mounted on the vehicle for movement between a raised retracted position and a lowered position for engagement with the surface traversed by the vehicle should the apparatus start tipping. A mechanism moves the stabilizer between its raised and lowered positions.

Aerial work platform apparatus with anti-tipping supplement

To draw samples of fluid at remote locations, one of a plurality of sampler configurations is selected from configuations that have a universal base, a selected one of a composite container holder or locator, 12-container rain water runoff container holder and sequential sample multiple container holder; clampdown, control section and cover. The selected configuration is brought to the remote site. Samples are drawn at the site in a predetermined time sequence. After a sequence is completed, a new selected container carrier is put into an insulated shipping carton with ice and containers and brought to the site. At the site, the old container holder is removed and the ice is poured into the shipping carton. The new container carrier is inserted into the sampler and ice put in with it. The old container carrier with sample in the containers is put into the shipping carton with the remaining ice and brought to the laboratory.

Fluid sampling apparatus having a universal base

A fluid sampling apparatus includes a universal base, a plurality of inner container carriers, a sequencer means, a means for holding an inner container carrier within the base, and an insulated cooler. The universal base is sufficiently large to receive any one of a plurality of different configurations of container holders or composite containers and includes locating members to properly position the different composite containers or container carriers. The container carriers include a sleeve or wall formed to have on its inner surface a plurality of indentations, each shaped and sized to receive a different one of the containers in fixed relationship to permit easy distribution of samples in the proper container.

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Lincoln, NE, United States of America

Richard E Keefer