This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Knauf Gips Kg. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Christopher E. Reyna and His Gypsum Wallboard Mixer Invention.
Introduction
Christopher E. Reyna is an inventor associated with Houston, Texas, and Knauf Gips KG. His patent work addresses the design of equipment used in gypsum wallboard production.
Latest Patents
Reyna is credited with 1 patent, titled “Wallboard Slurry Mixer Configured for Reducing Water:Stucco Ratio.” The invention describes an agitator for a gypsum wallboard mixer. It includes a circular disc with an upper surface, a vertically extending drive shaft, and a lump ring secured to the disc. The lump ring consists of multiple spaced, adjacent arcuate segments. The design is directed toward reducing the water-to-stucco ratio in wallboard slurry.
Career Highlights
Reyna’s listed patent connects his inventive work with Knauf Gips KG, a company in the gypsum and building materials sector. The patent focuses on mixer components intended for gypsum wallboard manufacturing.
Collaborations
The provided information identifies Myung-Sik Moon and Noel G. Villarreal as Reyna’s coworkers. Their names are associated with his professional context, though no specific joint patent contribution is stated here.
Conclusion
Christopher E. Reyna’s patent describes a segmented lump-ring agitator for gypsum wallboard mixers, reflecting an engineering approach to slurry preparation and water-to-stucco ratio control.
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