Benny Ledford

Title: Benny Ledford and Temperature-Sensitive Material Transport.

Introduction

Benny Ledford is an inventor associated with Spencer, Massachusetts, and Cold Chain Technologies, LLC. His patent work addresses the challenge of keeping temperature-sensitive materials within a desired range during storage or transport.

Latest Patents

Ledford is credited with 1 patent: “Method and system for storing and/or transporting temperature-sensitive materials.” The invention describes an insulated base with a rectangular cavity, placed inside an outer box. A removable sleeve fits within the base and is rotated 45 degrees relative to it, creating four separate, generally triangular cavities where pelletized dry ice can be placed. A guide helps keep the sleeve from rotating, and an additional tray mounted above the guide can hold more dry ice.

Career Highlights

Ledford’s patent reflects a practical approach to temperature-controlled packaging. Its arrangement of insulation, dry ice, and a stabilizing guide is designed to help maintain a desired temperature range over a period of time.

Collaborations

Ledford is associated with Cold Chain Technologies, LLC. His coworker, James Nilsen, is also noted in the provided information.

Conclusion

Benny Ledford’s patented system combines an insulated container, strategically arranged dry ice, and a stabilizing guide to support the storage and transport of temperature-sensitive materials.