Stabilizer pad and assembly
AssigneeRaptor Tech, Inc.
InventorPaul S. PERKINS, II
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Abstract
An ergonomic stabilizer pad and ergonomic assembly that stabilizes equipment—e.g., cranes or vehicles with outriggers—during use as well as protects the ground surface on which the equipment is placed. The stabilizer pad includes a notch element dedicated for attaching a lanyard for transporting the stabilizer pad. The notch element is formed inward from the side wall surface toward the center of the pad component. The invention eases lifting tasks associated with transporting and positioning stabilizer pads and may reduce the incidence of user injuries. According to the invention, any size pad, even large sizes with a large weight, can be easily handled.
Claims16
A stabilizer pad comprising:
- a pad component including a first surface and an opposing second surface separated by a side wall surface forming a perimeter edge;
- one or more notch elements, each notch element formed inward from the side wall surface toward the center of the pad component, and configured for attaching a lanyard to transport the stabilizer pad.
A stabilizer pad comprising:
- a pad component including a first surface and an opposing second surface separated by a side wall surface forming a perimeter edge;
- a notch element formed inward from the side wall surface toward the center of the pad component,
- the notch element defined by a first side segment, a second side segment, both connected by a third side segment, and further comprising a body segment that forms a slot with the third side segment, and the body segment configured for attaching a lanyard to transport the stabilizer pad.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.