This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung. Active years: 2000-2001.
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Location History:
- Neu-Ulm, DE (2000)
- Heidenheim, DE (2001)
Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2000-2001
Title: Hans G. Keck and His Optical Mount Patents.
Introduction
Hans G. Keck is an inventor associated with Heidenheim, Germany. His patent work includes optical mounting technology that uses ultraviolet-curable adhesive and protective thin-film layers. His portfolio includes 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Keck’s listed patents, both titled “Optical Mount with UV Adhesive and Protective Layer,” describe assemblies for attaching transparent optical components to holders.
The inventions use an adhesive that hardens under ultraviolet light. A thin-film layer is positioned in the adhesive region and designed to transmit the UV wavelengths needed to cure the adhesive, while reflecting or absorbing other UV wavelengths within the range transmitted by the optical component. In one description, the layer is applied to the holder and kept outside the component’s functional faces. The holder may be made of metal, ceramic, or glass ceramic.
Career Highlights
Keck is associated with Carl Zeiss Stiftung. His patent work addresses the practical challenge of curing adhesive in optical assemblies while protecting functional optical surfaces from unwanted ultraviolet radiation.
Collaborations
Harry Bauer and Sascha Kraus are identified as Keck’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Hans G. Keck’s patents focus on combining UV-curable adhesive with carefully designed thin-film layers to support the assembly and protection of transparent optical components.
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