Atsushi Sato

Title: Atsushi Sato: Packaging Cushioning Inventions

Introduction

Atsushi Sato is an inventor based in Hamamatsu, Japan, whose patent work includes protective cushioning structures for packed objects. He is associated with Suzuki Motor Corporation and has 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Sato’s listed patents focus on combining foam cushioning with corrugated board to protect objects during packing and transport.

“Cushioning member for packed object” describes a two-part protective member placed between a packed object and the side of its packing frame. A foam first member sits next to the object, while a corrugated-board assembly supports it from behind and rests near the frame.

“Cushioning structure for packed object” describes a broader arrangement for a crate. It combines a foam member beside the packed object with a supporting corrugated-board assembly. A corrugated-paper base overlaps portions of two adjacent vertical frame members and joins to the cushioning assembly. An anchor, also made of corrugated paper, projects from the base and fits between those frame members.

Career Highlights

Sato’s listed inventions address practical packaging challenges by integrating cushioning materials with the structure of a packing frame. The designs use foam to cushion the packed object and corrugated materials to provide support and secure the protective components.

Collaborations

Sato is associated with Suzuki Motor Corporation. Wataru Karasudani is identified as a coworker.

Conclusion

Atsushi Sato’s patent work highlights packaging designs that combine foam and corrugated materials to protect packed objects and integrate cushioning with the packing frame.