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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 81 | Nacelle élévatrice et procédé de pose d'un élément de cloison au moyen d'une telle nacelle | EP03356035.0 | 2003-02-27 | EP1350755A1 | 2003-10-08 | Beji, Salah |
Cette nacelle élévatrice comprend un ensemble auto-moteur (2) équipé d'une structure (5) apte à élever plus ou moins une plate-forme principale (6) de support de charge et/ou de personnel (O). La plate-forme principale (6) est allongée et équipée, au niveau de chacune de ses extrémités (6A, 6B), d'une plate-forme secondaire (7, 8) dont la hauteur (h7, h8) par rapport à la plate-forme principale (6) est réglable au moyen d'une structure élévatrice secondaire (9, 10) prenant appui sur la plate-forme principale (6). Application, notamment, à la pose d'éléments de bardage (B). |
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| 82 | RELEASABLE GRIP-AND-HOLD DEVICE FOR LIFTING LARGE BOARDS AND A METHOD FOR RELEASING THE DEVICE IN THE LARGE BOARD'S MOUNTING POSITION | EP00959046.4 | 2000-09-12 | EP1230460A1 | 2002-08-14 | Forus Industri AS |
| A releasable grip-and-hold device for panelling boards (28), pivotally mounted on the extreme end of a pivoted boom (18) of liftable/lowerable board-handling apparatus. Said device comprises a board-supporting frame (26) with hooks (32) for securely holding opposite board edges until the moment of release from the device in the mounting position of the board. The hooks (32) are formed on respective end sections (34) of said frame (26) and are connected to the frame (26) in a pivoted, spring-loaded manner. A wire (62) leads from a fixed point (60) on the supporting frame (26) at the pivot point (30) thereof, to a constructional element on the board-handling apparatus. When the boomwork (18) is pivoted, the wire (62) provides for the supporting frame (26) to be rotated 180° from a stack of panelling boards (28) lying horizontally, and so that the supporting frame (26) with the panelling board (28) lying on top is sloping slightly in the longitudinal direction. This sloping position of the panelling board (28) resting on top of the supporting frame (26) via small pivoted supporting means (44), then bringing it into a displacing motion, so that it first pivots the supporting means (44) and then exerts a push force on the hooks (34), which pivot resiliently away in order to start the successive release of the panelling board (28) from its grip-and-hold device. | ||||||
| 83 | Halterung für Fassadenplatten | EP94916882.7 | 1994-06-08 | EP0705375B1 | 1998-04-08 | Eischeid, Karl |
| A holder (10) for facing panels having several securing bolts (12) projecting on the wall side with parallel securing collars (13) behind which engages at least one wall anchor (15) which is secured to the wall by anchor bolts (16). In order to be able to secure the facing panels to the wall by simple means and a simple manner, the holder is constructed in such a way that the securing bolts (12) with their parallel securing collars (13) are suspended in at least one hook-like wall anchor (15) which is releasably fixed to the wall with the securing bolts (12) before the facing panel (11) is fitted. | ||||||
| 84 | TILE RETAINER | US16057874 | 2018-08-08 | US20190218797A1 | 2019-07-18 | Hsia-Sen LIN |
| A tile retainer includes a base, a partition plate and a pull tab. The base includes a plurality of overflow holes. The partition plate is arranged on the base to separate a plurality of tiles disposed on the base. The pull tab is arranged on the partition plate. | ||||||
| 85 | Apparatus and method for hanging architectural panels with concealed attachment points | US15130681 | 2016-04-15 | US10113317B1 | 2018-10-30 | Imack Laydera-Collins |
| A wall and ceiling panel system which utilizes a concealed resilient beam for securing a panel to a wall or ceiling structure is disclosed. A wall and ceiling panel system having features of the present invention can comprise a panel configured for releasable attachment to a latching assembly. The latching assembly can comprise a resilient beam dynamically secured to a base bracket so as to allow the resilient beam to deflect relative to the base bracket during the panel installation and removal process. The panel can comprise a keyed flange having at least one locking slot configured to mate with the resilient beam, with the panel becoming secured to the latching assembly once the panel's key flange is mated with the resilient beam. | ||||||
| 86 | AUTOMATED DRYWALLING SYSTEM AND METHOD | US15942286 | 2018-03-30 | US20180283019A1 | 2018-10-04 | Maria J. Telleria; Gabriel F. Hein; Kevin B. Albert; Thomas F. Allen; Henrik Bennetsen; Josephine Marie Pedersen; Jonathan B. Pompa; Charlie Yan |
| An automated drywalling system network that include one or more automated drywalling systems that each comprise a robotic arm. The automated drywalling system network can also include one or more drywalling end effectors configured to couple to a distal end of the robotic arms of the one or more automated drywalling systems. The drywalling end effectors can include a drywall hanging end effector; a drywall mudding end effector; a drywalling sanding end effector; and a drywall painting end effector. | ||||||
| 87 | AUTOMATED INSULATION APPLICATION SYSTEM AND METHOD | US15941974 | 2018-03-30 | US20180283016A1 | 2018-10-04 | Maria J. Telleria; Gabriel F. Hein; Kevin B. Albert |
| An automated insulation application system that includes a robotic arm and an insulation end effector coupled at a distal end of the robotic arm, the insulation end effector configured to apply insulation material to a target surface. The system can further include a computing device executing a computational planner that: generates instructions for driving the insulation end effector and robotic arm to perform at least one insulation application task that includes applying insulation material via the insulation end effector to a target surface, the generating based at least in part on obtained target surface data; and drives the end effector and robotic arm to perform the at least one insulation application task. | ||||||
| 88 | Construction board installation robot | US15178563 | 2016-06-09 | US09995047B2 | 2018-06-12 | Sreenivas Raman; Elie Cherbaka; Ryan J. Giovacchini; Brian Jennings; Thomas C. Slater |
| A construction board installation robot comprises a frame with attached devices to securely hold and subsequently affix to a substructure a construction board, a robotic system consisting multiple joints and links to position the frame, and a cart containing ancillary equipment needed for the completion of the desired task and the ability to move and position the entire assembly under its own power. Positioning is determined dynamically utilizing a series of laser scanners and optical sensors. To assist a laborer with the mounting of boards, the arm and cart are capable of being easily maneuvered either through the use of integrated sensors that direct the actuation of the arm and/or cart wheels as determined by the push or pull of the operator on the device, a method of remote control, and/or independently with control software. | ||||||
| 89 | Mechanism for fastening in a swivelling manner a plate carrier to a telescopic mast of a plate-lifting apparatus, and plate-lifting apparatus equipped with this mechanism | US15523684 | 2015-10-02 | US09909325B2 | 2018-03-06 | Lionel Marcon |
| A reliable swiveling fastening mechanism that allows a plate to be horizontally, obliquely and vertically fastened comprises, in the position of use: a vertical supporting profile to be arranged at the top of the mast, coaxially to the mast; two parallel backing plates mounted so as to swivel on the supporting profile and interconnected on one side by a plate carrier fastening component and on the other side by a U-shaped vertical position stop attached to the backing plates and arranged in such a way that the plate carrier fastening component is parallel to the supporting profile when the supporting profile is in contact with the vertical position stop; and a retractable stop supported by at least one backing plate so that the plate carrier fastening component forms an angle between 10° and 80° with the supporting profile when the supporting profile is in contact with the retractable stop. | ||||||
| 90 | BUILDING SHEET POSITIONER | US15127386 | 2014-10-08 | US20170130468A1 | 2017-05-11 | David Bryan Blick |
| A separator for insertion between building construction sheets for externally cladding buildings that has a handle part securable to an existing sheet and a spacer bar that overlies the edge of an existing sheet in order to project into the path of an incoming sheet and space it from the existing sheet. The handle and spacer bar are made of metal. Four separators are required for insertion at two adjacent edges of an incoming building sheet. | ||||||
| 91 | Cement lap siding handling and installation tools and method of using | US14740714 | 2015-06-16 | US09435129B1 | 2016-09-06 | Patrick M Horne |
| A tool kit makes it possible for one person to pick up one or more frangible elongate workpieces such as strips of cement lap siding using a first part of the invention, and properly position each one on, and affix it to, a vertical surface such as an exterior wall using a second part of the invention. | ||||||
| 92 | Boards comprising an array of marks to facilitate attachment | US14719160 | 2015-05-21 | US09404253B2 | 2016-08-02 | Thomas L. Schuman; Katie Shea Gagnon; Robert Stephen Potter; Roger William Latterell |
| A board includes a pattern to facilitate attachment of the board to a frame structure using fasteners. The pattern comprises a first array of first marks disposed in rows spaced apart a first predetermined distance, and a second array of second marks disposed in rows spaced apart a second predetermined distance apart, with the first and second marks being different, and with the first and second distances being different. The board may be used in a variety of construction applications, with the pattern facilitating the quick attachment of the board to the underlying frame by placing the fasteners using the first markings of the first array or the second markings of the second array. | ||||||
| 93 | LEVELLING SPACER DEVICE FOR LAYING SLAB PRODUCTS FOR CLADDING SURFACES | US14892167 | 2014-05-30 | US20160090746A1 | 2016-03-31 | Riccardo SIGHINOLFI |
| A levelling spacer device (10) for laying slab products (P) for cladding surfaces, which device (10) comprises a base (20), positionable on a backside of a laying surface of at least two slab products (P) that are adjacent and flanked with respect to a flanking direction (A), at least a separator element (30) emerging from the base (20), able to contact the facing flanks of the two slab products (P), and mobile between a storage position in which it lies substantially parallel to the base (20) and a work position in which it emerges substantially perpendicular to the base (20); the peculiarity of the device consisting in the fact of comprising blocking means (250, 311) of the separator element (30) in the work position. | ||||||
| 94 | Boards comprising an array of marks to facilitate attachment | US14064663 | 2013-10-28 | US09284731B2 | 2016-03-15 | Thomas L. Schuman; Katie Shea Gagnon; Robert Stephen Potter; Roger William Latterell |
| A board is provided that includes a pattern to facilitate attachment of the board to a frame structure. The pattern comprises a first array of marks disposed along a first imaginary line; a second array of marks disposed along a second imaginary line, said first and second imaginary lines being spaced a first predetermined distance apart; and a third array of marks disposed along a third imaginary line, said first and third imaginary lines being spaced a second predetermined distance apart. The board may be used in a variety of construction applications, where the pattern facilitates the quick attachment of the board to an underlying frame. | ||||||
| 95 | BOARDS COMPRISING AN ARRAY OF MARKS TO FACILITATE ATTACHMENT | US14719160 | 2015-05-21 | US20150315785A1 | 2015-11-05 | Thomas L. SCHUMAN; Katie Shea GAGNON; Robert Stephen POTTER; Roger William LATTERELL |
| A board includes a pattern to facilitate attachment of the board to a frame structure using fasteners. The pattern comprises a first array of first marks disposed in rows spaced apart a first predetermined distance, and a second array of second marks disposed in rows spaced apart a second predetermined distance apart, with the first and second marks being different, and with the first and second distances being different. The board may be used in a variety of construction applications, with the pattern facilitating the quick attachment of the board to the underlying frame by placing the fasteners using the first markings of the first array or the second markings of the second array. | ||||||
| 96 | Boards comprising an array of marks to facilitate attachment | US14327173 | 2014-07-09 | US09068367B2 | 2015-06-30 | Thomas L. Schuman; Katie Shea Gagnon; Robert Stephen Potter; Roger William Latterell |
| A board includes a pattern to facilitate attachment of the board to a frame structure using fasteners. The pattern comprises a first array of first marks disposed in rows spaced apart a first predetermined distance, and a second array of second marks disposed in rows spaced apart a second predetermined distance apart, with the first and second marks being different, and with the first and second distances being different. The board may be used in a variety of construction applications, with the pattern facilitating the quick attachment of the board to the underlying frame by placing the fasteners using the first markings of the first array or the second markings of the second array. | ||||||
| 97 | Non-structural insulating panel system | US13181426 | 2011-07-12 | US08726598B2 | 2014-05-20 | Peter W Harding |
| An insulating panel structure for application to the exterior of a building, the panel structure having an inner surface to be attached to the building and an outer surface to be attached to an exterior load such as cladding material. The panel structure has external stringers along the outer surface of the panel for attachment of the exterior load, connectors extending perpendicularly from the internal surface to the external stringers to transmit compressive forces from the exterior load to the building, lateral connectors that run diagonally upward from the external stringers to the inner surface to transmit tensile forces from the weight of the exterior load from the external stringers of the panel to the building, and insulating foam embedded in the space defined between the inner and outer surfaces. | ||||||
| 98 | DRYWALL INSTALLATION TOOL AND A METHOD FOR ITS USE | US13940295 | 2013-07-12 | US20140013703A1 | 2014-01-16 | Timothy A. Gower; Ryan P. Malone |
| The present drywall installation tool is configured to facilitate the installation of drywall panels to wall or ceiling structures and to avoid the necessity of having more than one person to install each drywall panel. Specifically, the installation tool can comprise a clamping section and a shelf section. The clamping section can be used to secure the installation tool to wall studs or ceiling joists and can comprise at least one fixed-arm and at least one sliding-arm. The shelf section can be configured to support a drywall panel horizontally or vertically, relative to the ground, depending upon how the installation tool is positioned. The shelf section can comprise a shelf having a flange that can help support the drywall panel. The installation tool can be configured to support the weight of a drywall panel, allowing a single person to install drywall panels comprising either wall or ceiling structures. | ||||||
| 99 | PANEL JACK | US13859689 | 2013-04-09 | US20130264531A1 | 2013-10-10 | Russell Stewart |
| A panel jack includes a clamp with opposing jaws spaced apart upon a frame or bar, and a jack mounted onto the clamp at the base of the jack, the shaft or piston of the jack attached to an elongated brace. The brace may turn about the longitudinal axis of the jack and the jack may turn about the longitudinal axis of the clamp in order for the device to be folded into either a storage position or operational position. When in use, the longitudinal axis of the brace is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the jack and the jack is attached proximate to the center of the brace so that force exerted by the jack upon the brace may be distributed generally evenly along the length of the brace. | ||||||
| 100 | Drywall splitter | US12798571 | 2010-04-07 | US20100252601A1 | 2010-10-07 | Richard Thibault |
| A drywall or similar planar material cutting tool is provided that aids in the achieving of clean and square cuts with minimal debris and/or breakage to the drywall material edge. The apparatus defines a generally J-shaped engagement channel, or combinations of J-shaped channels, to engage the edge of a drywall sheet, and a centrally affixed handle located perpendicular to the bottom surface of the J-channel and generally in a parallel plane to the drywall sheet being cut. The unique configuration allows pressure applied to the handle to be uniformly transferred to the J-channel which, in turn, applies a uniformly distributed shear force. The applied force is perpendicular to the plane of the drywall sheet and, at all times, parallel to the pre-applied score mark thereby resulting in a clean snap break of the board with an improved edge quality. | ||||||
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