Edward V Krejci

Title: Edward V. Krejci and His Over-Molded Motor Stator Invention.

Introduction

Edward V. Krejci is an inventor associated with Byron, Michigan, and Delphi Technologies, Inc. His patent describes a manufacturing process for an over-molded motor stator structure.

Latest Patents

Krejci is credited with 1 patent: “Process for Preparing an Over Molded Motor Stator Structure.” The process assembles a bobbin and stator core into an intermediate stator assembly, places it in a mold fixture, and loads a bearing carrier. After the mold closes, unitizing material is injected to encapsulate the assembly. A moving plate helps prevent the material from coating the stator laminations’ outer diameter, while a close-tolerance fit between the inner ejector core and the stator’s inner diameter prevents that surface from being encapsulated.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects Krejci’s work on motor-component manufacturing, particularly the controlled molding of stator assemblies. The described process addresses how to encapsulate the assembly while preserving specified inner and outer surfaces.

Collaborations

Krejci’s listed coworkers include Thomas Wayne Newman and Eric P. Worden. The available information identifies these professional associations but does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Edward V. Krejci’s patent documents a process designed to improve control over the molding and encapsulation of motor stator structures.