Ferno-Washington, Inc.

Shell Case Limited

Other

Timothy Paul Schroeder

Timothy Robert Wells

James C West, Iii

Nicholas Vittorio Valentino

Robert L Potak

Joshua James Markham

Matthew Michael Palastro

Peter Smolan

Zhen Y Shen

Robert C Chinn

Michal Vacula

Ladislav Turek

Joseph G Bourgraf

Brian Michael Magill

James C West

Timothy J Dietz

Kemal Burc Oz

Michael Jeffries

Eyal Bar-Erez

Yuval Spector

William Harry Benedict

Warren Dale Sutton

Warren Dale Sutton, Sr

Bart McMannon

Brian Slick

Peter Smolán

Charles Delbert Drake

Bart Mcmannon

Matthew Palastro

Eyal Barerez

David N Fager

A cot can include a support frame that extends between a front end and a back end. A front leg and a back leg can be slidingly coupled to the support frame. A front actuator can be coupled to the front leg and slide the front leg to retract and extend the front leg. A back actuator can be coupled to the back leg and slide the back leg to retract and extend the front leg. One or more processors can execute machine readable instructions to receive signals from one or more sensors indicative of the front end of the cot and the front leg. The one or more processors can actuate the back actuator to extend the back leg to raise the back end of the cot, when the front end of the cot is supported by a surface and the front leg is retracted a predetermined amount.

Automated systems for powered cots

A crash-ready, portable, item compartmentalization device may include a shell which includes a first half shell and a second half shell. The first half shell and the second half shell may have substantially similar dimensions and define an interior space and an exterior space. One or more pouches may be removably coupled to the shell in the interior space. The crash-ready, portable, item compartmentalization device may be relocated throughout the interior of an emergency vehicle when used with an equipment mounting system or taken to the field for use away from the emergency vehicle. The individual pouches may also be removed and replaced with stocked pouches to replenish the crash-ready, portable, item compartmentalization device.

Crash-ready, portable, compartmentalization device

According to one embodiment, a roll-in cot may include a support frame, a pair of front legs, a pair of back legs, and a cot actuation system. The pair of front legs may be slidingly coupled to the support frame. Each front leg includes at least one front wheel. The pair of back legs may be slidingly coupled to the support frame. Each back leg includes at least one back wheel. The cot actuation system includes a front actuator that moves the front legs and a back actuator that moves the back legs. The front actuator and the back actuator raises or lowers the support frame in tandem. The front actuator raises or lowers the front end of the support frame independently of the back actuator. The back actuator raises or lowers the back end of the support frame independently of the front actuator.

Powered cots

According to one embodiment, a roll-in cot may include a support frame, a pair of back legs, a pair of front legs, and a cot actuation system. The pair of back legs and the pair of front legs can be slidingly coupled to the support frame. Each of the pair of front legs can include a front wheel and an intermediate load wheel. The intermediate load wheel is offset from the front wheel by a load wheel distance. A front actuator can raise the pair of front legs such that the front wheel and the intermediate load wheel of each of the pair of front legs are aligned along a loading level. The intermediate load wheel of each of the pair of front legs can be offset from the pair of back legs by a loading span. The load wheel distance can be greater than the loading span.

Powered roll-in cots

A magnetic pouch attachment mechanism may include one or more magnetic pouch mounts having an alignment plate with one or more magnetic areas disposed within the alignment plate. The magnetic pouch mount may also include a pouch that may be removably coupled with the one or more magnetic pouch mounts such that when the pouch is placed in proximity to the one or more magnetic pouch mounts, an attractive magnetic force is exerted between the pouch and the one or more magnetic pouch mounts such that the pouch aligns with and couples to the one or more magnetic pouch mounts. A mounting bracket coupled to the pouch may include one or more bracket magnetic areas disposed within the mounting bracket and configured to induce an attractive magnetic force with the one or more magnetic areas.

Magnetic pouch attachment mechanism with crash stable locking teeth

An equipment mounting system may include a quick mount track having a backing plate with a center slot, a first outer slot, and a second outer slot, the first outer slot and the second outer slot comprise a plurality of diamond contour target regions, and a plurality of locking pin apertures along the center slot in the backing plate, the locking pin apertures are in horizontal alignment with the plurality of diamond contoured target regions. The equipment mounting system also may include a mount removably coupled to the quick mount track wherein the plurality of diamond contour target regions allow for a round head of a t-shaped stud of the mount to engage the first outer slot and the second outer slot at an angle to the backing plate.

Equipment mounting system

A magnetic pouch attachment mechanism includes one or more magnetic pouch mounts () having an alignment plate () with one or more magnetic areas () disposed within the alignment plate (). The magnetic pouch mount () also includes a pouch () removably coupled with the one or more magnetic pouch mounts () such that when the pouch () is placed in proximity to the one or more magnetic pouch mounts (), an attractive magnetic force is exerted between the pouch () and the one or more magnetic pouch mounts () such that the pouch () aligns with and couples to the one or more magnetic pouch mounts (). A mounting bracket () coupled to the pouch () includes one or more bracket magnetic areas () disposed within the mounting bracket () and configured to induce an attractive magnetic force with the one or more magnetic areas ().

Equipment mounting plate

Container mounting assemblies are disclosed. According to one embodiment, a container mounting assembly includes mounting plates (), track engagement members outwardly extending from the track engagement surface, mounting receptacles (') spaced and outwardly extending from the container mounting surface (), and a retention locking member () near at least one mounting receptacles. Each mounting plate has a track engagement surface and a container mounting surface opposite the track engagement surface. The track engagement members can engage one or more track slots of a track member. Each mounting receptacle has at least one vertical slot () for receiving an insert of a container. The retention locking member is configured to secure the container to the container mounting surface.

Container mounting assembly

A track mounting system including a mount with a mounting plate with a back surface and a front surface, the back surface is opposite the front surface and at least one mounting stud coupled to the back surface of the mounting plate, each mounting stud includes a stem portion that extends outwardly from the back surface and an enlarged head portion disposed at a distal end of stem portion. The mount also includes a release mechanism coupled to the front surface to release the mount from a track. The track mounting system also includes an adaptor coupled to the front surface of the mounting plate wherein the adaptor releasably couples with an equipment interface of a piece of equipment.

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Mason, OH, United States of America

Timothy Paul Schroeder