Remote sling release for crane
OwnerPaul Desaulniersinventor
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An improved remote sling release for a crane has a main plate member including an access hole for attaching a main crane hoisting line therethrough, a hook portion located at an opposite end from the access hole and adapted to selectively hold securely or release sling members thereon. Two sling ejector plate members connected to one another such that the ejector plate members are pivotally attached to the main plate member, wherein each of the sling ejector plate member has a sling notch therein adapted to receive the sling members of a hoist pallet therein. A sling access handle member attached to at least one of the sling ejector plate members and used to manually rotate the ejector plate members from an open position for receiving the sling members therein and into a closed position, wherein the sling member are locked upon the hook portion of the main plate member. A remotely controlled solenoid mechanism attached to the main plate member and adapted to unlock the locking mechanism, and a first traction spring member adapted to bias the ejector plate members into the open position and force the sling members off of the hook portion. A remote control mechanism adapted to remotely activate the solenoid mechanism, to force the sling members off of the hook portion.
An improved remote sling release for a crane, said sling release comprising a main plate member including an access hole for attaching a main crane hoisting line therethrough, a hook portion located at an opposite end from said access hole adapted to selectively hold securely or release sling members thereon, an axle hole therethrough, and a spring holder extending from a surface thereon;
A combination of a mechanical crane and an improved remote sling release, said combination comprising a mechanical crane having an elongated boom, a main crane hoisting line extending through said boom and down towards the ground, and a hook connector at a distal end of said hoisting line;
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