This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: G&h Technology, Inc.. Active years: 1991.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1991
Title: Danny E. Castleman and His Flexible Housing Patent
Introduction
Danny E. Castleman is an inventor associated with Port Hueneme, California. His recorded patent work includes an invention for a high-strength flexible housing, developed during his association with G&H Technology, Inc.
Latest Patents
Castleman is credited with 1 patent: “High Strength Flexible Housing.” The invention describes a narrow, elongated housing built around an inner ribbed conduit and reinforced with two layers of high-strength rods wrapped in opposite helical directions. Their ends are secured in a termination chamber formed by a sleeve and an outer enclosure. A wedge placed or driven between the rod layers presses them against the surrounding components, helping secure them through friction. The wedge may be made of malleable metal that cold-flows around part of the rods, and a flexible polymer covering completes the assembly.
Career Highlights
Castleman’s documented patent contribution focuses on the construction and secure termination of a reinforced flexible housing. The design combines a ribbed conduit, oppositely wrapped reinforcing rods, a compression-based termination arrangement, and a protective polymer covering.
Collaborations
Castleman’s listed coworker is David B. MacCulloch. His company association is G&H Technology, Inc.
Conclusion
Danny E. Castleman’s patent describes a reinforced flexible housing designed to secure its high-strength rods within a compact termination assembly.
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