Sledges TRIZ Cases

Blow-molded plastic sections form a lightweight trolley that reduces weight while maintaining structural strength for milking apparatus transport.

A snowmobile ski suspension alters steering axis geometry to improve maneuverability.

Adjustable height wheeled attachments enable manual RTU positioning on rooftops, eliminating expensive crane services.

Inclined steering shaft reduces longitudinal handlebar movement during turns, improving operability for standing riders.

An internal spring biases a detachable tow bar to an upright position, resolving the conflict between modularity and space-saving requirements.

Segmented control arms lift the ski over obstacles, resolving mobility loss from friction while maintaining structural simplicity.

Segmented wheel support uses threaded attachment and bearing recesses to prevent ski wear on asphalt without adding permanent weight.

An inflatable torus carrier integrates threaded nipples to adjust friction and control rotation speed, reducing weight and manufacturing costs.

Removable wall mount and wheels let the tiler caddy adapt to jobsites without cumbersome permanent fixtures.

Segmented sled bodies connect via robust mechanical fasteners instead of thin plastic hinges, eliminating fatigue breakage during transport.

A pivotable adapter system with a shock absorber enables single-track vehicle use on chairlifts, resolving accessibility barriers for riders with disabilities.