Georg Heinle

Title: Georg Heinle: Precision Engineering and Measurement Innovations.

Introduction

Georg Heinle is an inventor associated with Gomaringen, Germany. His patent work focuses on precision machine tools, honing technology, and methods for measuring drilled holes. He is associated with Kadia Produktion GmbH + Co.

Latest Patents

Heinle’s listed patents include a honing machine and a measuring method and system for drilled holes.

The honing machine is designed to hone bores in workpieces. Its adjustable alignment system allows the spindle axis to be set continuously and reversibly, including adjustments along two perpendicular translation axes and around two perpendicular rotation axes. The design also includes a spindle unit, linear guide system, and stroke drive.

The measuring method and system calibrate a measuring mandrel used to assess the geometry of drilled holes. During measurement, a reference device remains outside the mandrel’s travel path. For calibration, the device moves into position so the mandrel can be measured against a reference element. This arrangement supports calibration while keeping the reference device clear of the workpiece-measurement path.

Career Highlights

Heinle’s listed portfolio comprises 2 patents. The inventions address practical challenges in precision manufacturing, including spindle alignment for honing and reliable calibration for bore measurement.

Collaborations

Heinle is associated with Kadia Produktion GmbH + Co. His listed coworkers include Uwe Moos and Roland Regler.

Conclusion

Georg Heinle’s patent work reflects a focus on precision machining and measurement, with inventions intended to improve the adjustability of honing equipment and the calibration of drilled-hole measuring systems.