This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Dellner Couplers Ab. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Daniel Brittain and His Patent for Gangway Bellows
Introduction
Daniel Brittain is an inventor associated with Staffordshire, Great Britain, and Dellner Couplers AB. His work includes a patent addressing drainage in bellows used for gangways.
Latest Patents
Brittain is credited with 1 patent: “Convolute for a Bellows of a Gangway and Bellows of a Gangway.” The invention describes a bellows convolute formed from sheet-like material extending between two rims and taking a trough-shaped form during operation. A drainage hole in the material is closed by a closure connected to or incorporated into a drainage control band.
The band is attached to or rests on points near the respective rims. Its minimum path length between those points is shorter than the corresponding minimum path across the convolute material. This arrangement controls the closure and drainage opening as the bellows moves, supporting drainage management in a gangway bellows.
Career Highlights
Brittain’s listed patent reflects an engineering focus on the practical design of gangway bellows. By combining a drainage opening, closure, and control band, the invention addresses how water can be managed while the bellows operates.
Collaborations
Brittain is associated with Dellner Couplers AB. Daniel Alton is identified as a coworker.
Conclusion
Daniel Brittain’s patent presents a drainage-control design for gangway bellows, combining a closable opening with a band arrangement intended to function during operation.
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