Patents by Inventor Gabriel Casimaty
Gabriel Casimaty has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 7958669Abstract: A liftable support structure for a turf system, the support structure comprising a skeletal framework having an open based structure with upstanding sides and at least two parallel spaced cross beams, the framework defining open subsections, each subsection having a base defining a ledge structure, each subsection supporting a latticework panel that sits on the ledge structure, the framework having a plurality of spaced lifting points and the cross beams defining access to forklift tines. Also, a pallet for natural or artificial turf comprising a structure moulded in foamed plastics to have a closed planar top surface supported by a lattice work of mutually perpendicular walls defining a flexible open base, the structure defining a pair of elongate spaced parallel channels extending across each side to facilitate forklift tine entry.Type: GrantFiled: November 3, 2010Date of Patent: June 14, 2011Assignee: Strathayr Pty LtdInventors: Gabriel Casimaty, Frank Gregory Casimaty, Joseph John McCullagh, Yoram Aisenberg
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Publication number: 20110045916Abstract: A liftable support structure for a turf system, the support structure comprising a skeletal framework having an open based structure with upstanding sides and at least two parallel spaced cross beams, the framework defining open subsections, each subsection having a base defining a ledge structure, each subsection supporting a latticework panel that sits on the ledge structure, the framework having a plurality of spaced lifting points and the cross beams defining access to forklift tines. Also, a pallet for natural or artificial turf comprising a structure moulded in foamed plastics to have a closed planar top surface supported by a lattice work of mutually perpendicular walls defining a flexible open base, the structure defining a pair of elongate spaced parallel channels extending across each side to facilitate forklift tine entry.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 3, 2010Publication date: February 24, 2011Inventors: Gabriel Casimaty, Frank Gregory Casimaty, Joseph John McCullagh, Yoram Aisenberg
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Patent number: 7845113Abstract: A liftable support structure for a turf system, the support structure comprising a skeletal framework having an open based structure with upstanding sides and at least two parallel spaced cross beams, the framework defining open subsections, each subsection having a base defining a ledge structure, each subsection supporting a latticework panel that sits on the ledge structure, the framework having a plurality of spaced lifting points and the cross beams defining access to forklift tines. A pallet for natural or artificial turf comprising a structure moulded in foamed plastics to have a closed planar top surface supported by a lattice work of mutually perpendicular walls defining a flexible open base, the structure defining a pair of elongate spaced parallel channels extending across each side to facilitate forklift tine entry.Type: GrantFiled: May 25, 2006Date of Patent: December 7, 2010Assignee: Strathayr Pty LtdInventors: Gabriel Casimaty, Frank Gregory Casimaty, Joseph John McCullagh, Yoram Aisenberg
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Publication number: 20060242901Abstract: A liftable support structure for a turf system, the support structure comprising a skeletal framework having an open based structure with upstanding sides and at least two parallel spaced cross beams, the framework defining open subsections, each subsection having a base defining a ledge structure, each subsection supporting a latticework panel that sits on the ledge structure, the framework having a plurality of spaced lifting points and the cross beams defining access to forklift tines. A pallet for natural or artificial turf comprising a structure moulded in foamed plastics to have a closed planar top surface supported by a lattice work of mutually perpendicular walls defining a flexible open base, the structure defining a pair of elongate spaced parallel channels extending across each side to facilitate forklift tine entry.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 25, 2006Publication date: November 2, 2006Inventors: Gabriel Casimaty, Frank Casimaty, Joseph McCullagh, Yoram Aisenberg
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Publication number: 20040177578Abstract: A liftable support structure for a turf system, the support structure comprising a skeletal framework (50) having an open based structure with upstanding sides and at least two parallel spaced cross beams (51, 52), the framework (50) defining open subsections, each subsection supporting a latticework panel (90) that sits on the ledge structure. The framework (50) having a plurality of spaced lifting points and the cross beams (51, 52) defining access to forklift tines.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 4, 2004Publication date: September 16, 2004Inventor: Gabriel Casimaty
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Publication number: 20010005958Abstract: A composite membrane comprising a first layer of fine mesh secured at closely spaced intervals to a plastics sheet, the plastics sheet having an array of apertures, the area of the apertures being less to 15% of the area of the sheet.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 29, 2000Publication date: July 5, 2001Inventor: Gabriel Casimaty
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Patent number: 5860244Abstract: We provide methods and apparatus for handling sod which includes a washing machine in which the water is recycled and during recycling the soil removed from the sod is delivered for reuse. We also provide a method of delivering and take up of rolls of sod in which the peripheral speed of the roll remains constant regardless of the roll diameter; we display methods of physically working sod to remove soil therefrom and also methods of handling sod by supporting it with a flexible mesh where there is likely to be stress on the sod.Type: GrantFiled: January 6, 1997Date of Patent: January 19, 1999Assignee: StrathAyr Pty. LimitedInventors: Gabriel Casimaty, Gerardus J. Brouwer, Ian Fraser
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Patent number: 5673513Abstract: A turf product having a base (11), a root zone material and a reinforcement material (15) located thereon and turf growing in the root zone material (13), the base preferably being the upper surface of a pallet (10). The invention also includes a method and means whereby the turf can be located temporarily in position whilst on pallets and one in which the turf can be placed on the ground surface by locating the turf on a pallet in the required position and then removing the pallet from thereunder.Type: GrantFiled: June 8, 1995Date of Patent: October 7, 1997Assignee: StrathAyr Pty. LimitedInventor: Gabriel Casimaty
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Patent number: 5655729Abstract: A roll up tray for lengths of material and which is particularly suitable for rolling strips of washed turf including a first conveyor to which the turf is delivered and from which the turf can be delivered to a second conveyor which is located therebeneath, a third conveyor adjacent the delivery end of the second conveyor and at an angle thereto and moving in the same direction therewith so that the turf is initially lifted by the third conveyor and is then permitted to fall back thereon so that the turf is formed into a roll. The roll of turf can be delivered in either direction from the tray by moving the second conveyor about a pivot.Type: GrantFiled: July 18, 1995Date of Patent: August 12, 1997Assignee: StrathAyr Pty. LimitedInventors: Gabriel Casimaty, Lee Andrew Simonis
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Patent number: 5590488Abstract: We provide methods and apparatus for handling sod which includes a washing machine in which the water is recycled and during recycling the soil removed from the sod is delivered for reuse. We also provide a method of delivering and take up of rolls of sod in which the peripheral speed of the roll remains constant regardless of the roll diameter; we display methods of physically working sod to remove soil therefrom and also methods of handling sod by supporting it with a flexible mesh where there is likely to be stress on the sod.Type: GrantFiled: October 31, 1994Date of Patent: January 7, 1997Assignee: StrathAyr Pty. LimitedInventors: Gabriel Casimaty, Gerardus J. Brouwer, Ian Fraser
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Patent number: 5525012Abstract: An apparatus and method for inserting netting into a ground surface is provided. The apparatus includes a frame adapted to be connected to a prime mover and having a roller transverse to the direction of normal movement of the frame. The roller has spaced annular extensions thereabout, the roller limiting the depth of entry into the ground of the extensions to the radius of the annulus formed by the extensions. The apparatus further includes a vibrator associated with the roller causing the roller to vibrate. The extensions able to effectively fluidize the ground surface so that the netting fed to the underside of the roller can be located in or under the ground surface by pressure from the extensions while the ground is fluidized. The apparatus may be used with a prime mover by mounting the apparatus on a rear portion thereof and by including a material delivery device located on the prime mover.Type: GrantFiled: February 13, 1995Date of Patent: June 11, 1996Inventors: Gabriel Casimaty, Geoffrey R. Osborne