This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Link-Belt Cranes, L.p., Lllp. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: William Standiford: Crane Axle-Lifting Innovation.
Introduction
William Standiford is an inventor associated with Richmond, Kentucky, and Link-Belt Cranes, L.P., LLP. His patent work addresses equipment systems for lifting crane axles relative to the ground.
Latest Patents
Standiford is credited with 1 patent: “Axle Lifting System for Crane and Related Methods.” The invention describes a system that raises or lowers one or more axles on a lifting machine, such as a crane. A flexible connector, such as a strap, connects with an axle, while a cylinder and rod move substantially horizontally to operate the lift. A bearing may support the connector, and multiple axles can be operated independently or simultaneously. The patent also covers related methods.
Career Highlights
Standiford’s listed invention focuses on a practical crane function: adjusting axle position relative to the ground. The system’s design accommodates different operating arrangements, including lifting one axle or coordinating multiple axles.
Collaborations
Standiford’s listed coworkers include Jonathan Witt and Stuart Ross. His company affiliation is Link-Belt Cranes, L.P., LLP.
Conclusion
William Standiford’s patent reflects an engineering contribution to crane axle-lifting systems, with features designed to support flexible and coordinated operation.
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