This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Brunswick Corporation. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Alexander W. Oppermann and Engine Counterbalancer Innovation.
Introduction
Alexander W. Oppermann is an inventor associated with Slinger, Wisconsin, and Brunswick Corporation. His patent work includes an engine counterbalancer assembly designed to help reduce engine vibration.
Latest Patents
Oppermann is credited with 1 patent, titled “Counterbalancer Assemblies for Engines.” The invention describes a housing containing two shafts, each fitted with a gear and a weight. The meshed gears make the weights rotate together, counterbalancing the engine during operation. Roller bearings support the shafts, while retainer clips prevent the bearings from moving axially within the housing.
Career Highlights
Oppermann’s listed patent reflects work on mechanical systems for engines. Its design combines synchronized rotating weights with bearing support and retention features in a compact counterbalancer assembly.
Collaborations
Oppermann is associated with Brunswick Corporation. His listed coworker is Daniel P. Hoffman.
Conclusion
Alexander W. Oppermann’s patent documents an engine counterbalancer design that uses synchronized weighted shafts to address engine vibration.
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