Amon-Elias Klausmann

Amon-Elias Klausmann is an inventor associated with Reutlingen, Germany, and CHT Germany GmbH. His patent work concerns coated textile fibre products and their potential use in reinforcing mineral materials.

Latest Patents

Klausmann is associated with 1 patent: “Fiber Products with a Coating Formed from Aqueous Polymer Dispersions.” The invention describes coating textile fibre products with polymers based on polymerisable monomers that have a glass transition temperature of at least 60°C. Its method uses an aqueous polymer dispersion, brings it into contact with the fibre product, and then dries the product.

The patent also addresses the use of these dispersions and coated fibres to reinforce mineral matrices, including applications in textile-concrete composite materials. The coating is designed for continuous, water-based application and aims to improve the transfer of force from the mineral matrix to the textile reinforcement.

Career Highlights

Klausmann’s documented patent contribution focuses on materials and processes that connect textile reinforcement with mineral composites. His work is associated with CHT Germany GmbH.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Jan-Valentin Rolle and Ulrike Henkel as Klausmann’s coworkers. Their specific roles in the patent or related work are not stated.

Conclusion

Amon-Elias Klausmann’s patent highlights an approach to coating textile fibres with aqueous polymer dispersions for use in reinforced mineral and textile-concrete composite materials.

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