This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Komax Holding Ag. Active years: 1998.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1998
Title: Guido Korner and His Connector-Fitting Invention.
Introduction
Guido Korner is an inventor associated with Lucerne, Switzerland, and Komax Holding AG. His work includes a patented device for fitting out connector shells, addressing the sequential handling and electrical fitting of connector housings.
Latest Patents
Korner is credited with 1 patent: “Device for fitting out connector shells.” The invention describes a process in which connector housings travel along a feed track and are moved step by step through take-over, fitting-out, and release positions. Two spaced grippers move synchronously to transfer the housings along a guide and clamping track. At the fitting-out position, each housing is fitted with an electrical conductor. The grippers then release the completed housing and reposition to engage the next housings, repeating the cycle in alternation.
Career Highlights
Korner’s patent focuses on coordinated, sequential handling of connector housings during fitting. The described arrangement uses alternating grippers to support a repeated production cycle, moving housings between defined positions while maintaining their guidance and clamping.
Collaborations
Korner is associated with Komax Holding AG. His listed coworker is Peter Imgrut.
Conclusion
Guido Korner’s patented device describes an alternating-gripper process for fitting electrical conductors into connector housings, reflecting his contribution to connector assembly technology.
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