This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: David J. Dominguez: Inventor of a Heat-Distribution Gas Grill
Introduction
David J. Dominguez is an inventor associated with Elgin, Illinois. His patent work includes an invention focused on flat-top gas grills and the distribution of heat across their cooking surfaces.
Latest Patents
Dominguez is credited with 1 patent: “Flat Top Gas Grills Including Cooking Engines Configured for Optimum Heat Distribution.” The patent describes a grill with a cookbox, a heat shield, a griddle, and multiple burner tubes. The cookbox has air-intake openings in its bottom wall, while a panel beneath the cookbox extends across those openings. The griddle sits on or above the cookbox, and the burner tubes are positioned between the cookbox’s bottom wall and the griddle’s underside. Together, these components are configured to support heat distribution across the flat-top cooking surface.
Career Highlights
The available information highlights Dominguez’s contribution to grill design through a patented arrangement of cooking and airflow components. The invention addresses how a gas grill’s structure can be configured to distribute heat for flat-top cooking.
Collaborations
Douglas W. Masek and Curtis P. Menning are identified as Dominguez’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or the invention.
Conclusion
David J. Dominguez’s patent documents a flat-top gas grill design that combines a cookbox, heat shield, griddle, and burner tubes to address heat distribution.
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