Albert Ilinseer

Albert Ilinseer is an inventor associated with Seevetal, Germany, and Carl Freudenberg KG. His listed patent work focuses on seals made from thermoplastic elastomeric material and methods for manufacturing them. His record includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

**Seal and method of making the same.** This invention describes a seal formed from a spiralized profile string made of at least one thermoplastic elastomeric material. The profile has a retaining portion and at least one sealing lip positioned opposite each other radially. Its winding turns sit next to one another axially and are contiguous, with open ends.

**Seal and method of making the same.** The related manufacturing method first forms a spiralized profile string with the retaining portion and sealing lip arranged opposite each other in the radial direction. The winding turns are axially adjacent and contiguous, and the string has open ends. In a second step, the string is cut to a length suited to the installation space in a seal assembly.

Career Highlights

Ilinseer’s listed inventions address both the structure of a seal and a practical process for producing one. Together, these patent descriptions connect the design of a spiralized profile to cutting it to the required installation length.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Frank Struebing and Roland Fietz. The supplied information associates Ilinseer with Carl Freudenberg KG.

Conclusion

Albert Ilinseer’s patent work centers on spiralized thermoplastic elastomeric seals and a manufacturing method that adapts their length to the installation space.

Profile summary based on public USPTO records.