Orbis Corporation

Loadhog Limited

Menasha Material Handling Corporation

Scott James Buss

Donald J Balazs

Benjamin Joel Thompson

Link Jay Greiveldinger

Edward L Stahl

Joachim Banik

Robert Guy Nussbaum

Eric P May

Mike Andrew Ludka

Link Jay Grieveldinger

A plastic tote style container having a first handle connected to an upper portion of a first end wall and a second handle connected to an upper portion of a second side wall is provided. The first and second handles are sized and positioned to form openings between the handles and the end walls that can accept a single tine of a fork truck or other similar device. This allows for carrying heavier loads in the tote style container.

Plastic container with lift handle for fork truck transport

A tote style container with a first handle and second handle that can be picked up by a fork tine is provided. The container includes features for blocking the tine of lower containers when in a stack of like containers.

Container with feature to block fork tine openings

The present invention provides a dolly having a polygonal-shaped platform having an upper surface, a lower surface, a peripheral edge having four corners, a torus-shaped pocket positioned at each corner and dimensioned to receive a wheel from an adjacent dolly, and a plurality of wheels extending from the lower surface and attached thereto.

Dished caster wheel pocket for a platform or dolly

A displacement arrangement for use in a combination dolly-pallet includes an impelling member movable between first and second positions. A linkage is pivotally connected to the impelling member. When the impelling member moves between the first and second positions, the linkage moves pivotally relative to the impelling member to an extended position.

Combination dolly-pallets

A transport structure, such as a pallet or dolly, having a plurality of retractable stops in a pattern to enable transport of a two-down configuration or a three-down configuration is provided.

Pattern of retractable stops for containment of articles

A sleeve pack () is disclosed having a pallet () and top cap () with one or more dividers () disposed therebetween and one or more sleeves () disposed between the pallet () and each divider () or top cap ().

Sleeve pack assembly

A sleeve pack assembly with a latching mechanism that can be engaged by an operator's foot when in an upright position. The latching mechanism includes a front facing engagement panel. The engagement panel is connected to a spring element in the pallet and to one or more projections or prongs for engaging and/or disengaging apertures in at least one side of a sleeve.

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Watertown, WI, United States of America

Scott James Buss