Hervé Lanvin

Title: Hervé Lanvin: Inventor in Aerospace Manufacturing

Introduction

Hervé Lanvin is an inventor associated with Bonnay, France, whose patent work addresses machining methods and equipment relevant to aerospace manufacturing. His listed portfolio includes 4 patents.

Latest Patents

Lanvin’s latest patents include “Method of Designing and Manufacturing a Pipe Fitting, Particularly for Aircraft.” The invention describes a way to manufacture complex, small pipe fittings through machining rather than casting. The process involves creating a model, defining a machining program, checking the results, and transferring the validated information to a numerically controlled machine tool.

His other listed patent, “Gripping Unit for Automated Machining of Parts, and Machining Device and Process Integrating Such a Unit,” concerns a pallet equipped with gripping systems and orientation systems. A control box can activate these systems to change the position or orientation of material being machined. The unit is designed to respond to commands from a machine tool’s control system.

Career Highlights

Lanvin’s listed company affiliations include Airbus France and Aérospatiale Société Nationale Industrielle. His patent subjects reflect an emphasis on manufacturing processes and automated machining equipment.

Collaborations

Robert Rossato is identified as Lanvin’s coworker. The available information does not specify the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Hervé Lanvin’s listed inventions focus on practical approaches to machining aircraft components and automating the positioning of parts, connecting his patent work with aerospace manufacturing.