This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Ford Motor Company Limited. Active years: 1990.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1990
Title: Eric A. Fereshetian: Inventor of a Starter-Motor Moisture Seal.
Introduction
Eric A. Fereshetian is an inventor associated with Livonia, Michigan, and Ford Motor Company Limited. His patent work addresses a practical challenge in starter-motor design: keeping contaminants out of the motor and solenoid housing while allowing the pinion gear assembly to move.
Latest Patents
Fereshetian is credited with 1 patent: “Moisture Seal for a Translatable Pinion Gear Assembly in a Starter Motor.” The invention describes a seal between the starter-motor housing and the translatable clutch-and-pinion gear assembly. It helps prevent contaminants from entering the motor and solenoid portion of the housing, while temporarily breaking when the gear moves into engagement with an internal-combustion engine’s driven gear.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects Fereshetian’s contribution to automotive engineering through a component designed to protect starter-motor assemblies without preventing their required mechanical movement. His work is associated with Ford Motor Company Limited.
Collaborations
Fereshetian’s listed coworker is James E. Jaseck. Their association connects the patent record to collaborative work in the automotive field.
Conclusion
Eric A. Fereshetian’s patent documents an engineering solution that balances contamination protection with the movement needed for starter-motor operation.
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