Christophe Lebonte

Title: Christophe Lebonte: Inventor of Data-Carrier-Integrated Valve Membranes

Introduction

Christophe Lebonte is an inventor associated with Niedernai, France. His patent work focuses on membrane valves and ways to integrate electronic data carriers into valve components.

Latest Patents

Lebonte’s listed patent portfolio includes 2 patents, covering two related inventions.

“Valve diaphragm, diaphragm valve, and method for securing a data carrier contained in a housing” describes a valve diaphragm with a flange portion and a diaphragm portion. The invention places a data carrier inside a housing arranged at the edge of the flange, where it is at least partly visible from outside.

“Membrane and method for producing the membrane” concerns a membrane for a membrane valve made from polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). An electronic data carrier is positioned between the membrane and a retaining layer.

Career Highlights

Lebonte is associated with GEMÜ Gebr. Müller Apparatebau GmbH & Co. KG, also listed under a variant spelling of the company’s name. His patent work connects valve and membrane design with the incorporation and protection of electronic data carriers.

Collaborations

Rolf Meier and Pascal Knaus are identified as Lebonte’s coworkers.

Conclusion

Christophe Lebonte’s listed inventions bring together PTFE membrane technology, valve design, and integrated electronic data carriers, reflecting a focused contribution to innovations in valve components.