Resumes
Resumes
Mark Boecker Phones & Addresses
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Beecher, IL
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2900 Facel Vega Dr, Joliet, IL 60435
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Frankfort, IL
Publications
Us Patents
Suspension Package
View pageUS Patent:
50566652, Oct 15, 1991
Filed:
Jun 18, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/539798
Inventors:
Mark E. Boecker - Beecher IL
Michael T. McGrath - Channahon IL
Joseph Grygny - Milwaukee WI
Michael T. McGrath - Channahon IL
Joseph Grygny - Milwaukee WI
Assignee:
ADE, Inc. - Chicago IL
International Classification:
B65D 8102
US Classification:
206583
Abstract:
A suspension package of the type having a frame and a hammock tensioned across the frame to enfold and support a product is provided with a brace to prevent the ends of the frame from moving inwardly. This brace simultaneously provides a safety net to protect the product being loaded into the hammock. The hammock is secured to tensor flaps on the frame, and these flaps are provided with tabs whcih prevent the flaps from rotating inwardly past the plane of the end panels. The hammock is folded in a double fan fold at its ends to facilitate top loading and to accommodate the widest range of product sizes and shapes. Each of the tensor flaps has an inner part and an outer part, and the hammock end is sandwiched between the inner and outer parts and held in place by a double ended rivet which simultaneously operates to secure the tensor flaps in the hammock tensioning position. Cinching devices are used around the hammock to center the product within the frame. Lifting slots and handles are disclosed for facilitating removal of the frame from a container.
Suspension Package
View pageUS Patent:
52265420, Jul 13, 1993
Filed:
Jul 2, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/724762
Inventors:
Mark E. Boecker - Beecher IL
Michael T. McGrath - Channahon IL
Joseph Grygny - Milwaukee WI
Michael T. McGrath - Channahon IL
Joseph Grygny - Milwaukee WI
Assignee:
ADE, Inc. - Chicago IL
International Classification:
B65D 8102
US Classification:
206583
Abstract:
A suspension package of the type having a frame and a hammock tensioned across the frame to enfold and support a product is provided with a brace to prevent the ends of the frame from moving inwardly. This brace simultaneously provides a safety net to protect the product being loaded into the hammock. The hammock is secured to tensor flaps on the frame, and these flaps are provided with tabs which prevent the flaps from rotating inwardly past the plane of the end panels. The hammock is folded in a double fan fold at its ends to facilitate top loading and to accommodate the widest range of product sizes and shapes. Each of the tensor flaps has an inner part and an outer part, and the hammock end is sandwiched between the inner and outer parts and held in place by a double ended rivet which simultaneously operates to secure the tensor flaps in the hammock tensioning position. Cinching devices are used around the hammock to center the product within the frame. Lifting slots and handles are disclosed for facilitating removal of the frame from a container.