This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 3 published patent applications and 3 EPO patents. Top assignee: Sulzer Mixpac Ag. Active years: 2019-2021.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2019-2021
Title: Benjamin Nieber: Inventor of Discharge Devices for Bone Replacement Materials.
Introduction
Benjamin Nieber is an inventor based in Eschenbach, Switzerland. His patented work includes discharge devices designed to handle granulate, liquids, and bone replacement materials. His portfolio includes 2 patents.
Latest Patents
**Modular discharge device with separator element.** This invention describes a separator element that blocks granulate from passing in the axial direction while allowing liquid to flow through. Its internal and external threads support attachment to a container, while a resilient locking arm helps keep the separator element in place when the closure piece is removed.
**Discharge device for bone replacement materials.** This device includes a housing, a rotatable container insert, and a piston. Its design features a lateral opening that extends to the distal end of the container, a housing wall that becomes thinner toward the opening, and a container insert whose cross section widens toward the distal end. These features are intended to support material discharge, ease loading, and help prevent piston clogging.
Career Highlights
Nieber’s listed company affiliations include Sulzer Mixpac AG and medmix Switzerland AG. His patented inventions focus on practical discharge mechanisms and components for handling specialized materials.
Collaborations
His listed coworkers include Martin Veid and Andy Greter. The available information identifies these professional connections but does not specify their roles in the patents.
Conclusion
Benjamin Nieber’s patent portfolio reflects a focus on engineered discharge devices, including solutions for bone replacement materials and modular container components.
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