Glass Plate Transportation TRIZ Cases
- Panel Frame Assembly for Vertical Processing and Horizontal Transport
See how a reconfigurable frame assembly enables vertical glass panel processing, horizontal sta
- Panel frame assembly, processing, transport, and installation system
See how a frame assembly with vertical rails and pivot cradle enables large glass panels to be
- Rail-Mounted Material Ledge for Secure Multi-Size Glass Transport
A toolless rail-mounted ledge adds secure support for glass plates of varying sizes, increasing e-track carrying capacity without complex fixtures.
- Pivoting Insulated Glass Slat Rack for Stackable Transit Support
Wide flat slats and a pivoting rack align slots to support insulated glass units, reduce shipping damage, and save storage space.
- Inloader Trailer Steering Layout for Sharp-Curve Maneuvering
Independent wheel mounting and steering assemblies let a long inloader trailer take sharp curves while carrying wide loads within road limits.
- Vehicle Panel Carriage Structure for Secure Windshield Transport
A wheeled carriage with support blocks and retention openings secures windshields during transport, reducing damage and replacement delays.
- Glass Rack Vehicle Scanner Support for Collision-Free Detection
A vertically movable scanner support keeps the laser scanner at a safe ground distance, avoiding collisions and preserving detection on rough terrain.
- Glass Rack Transporter Load Detection for Rear-Cab Handling
Front load-profile detection helps rear-cab drivers judge long glass racks, improving lifting, transport, and laydown safety.
- Transfer Car Frame Structure for Concrete Element Handling
Segmentation and dimensionality changes reduce rack width and factory space while minimizing handling damage to concrete elements.
- Inclination Sensor Locking Mechanism for Transport Device Safety
An inclination sensor controls a magnetic switch that releases locking devices only when the loading angle remains stable, preventing accidental panel falling.
- Glass Transport Trailer Rigid Beam Load Distribution
An elongated rigid beam merges with the trailer chassis to distribute weight efficiently, eliminating non-structural A frame enclosures that add dead load.