This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Bridgestone Corporation, Tokuden Co., Ltd.. Active years: 2017.
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Title: Hideyuki Osamura: Inventor of an Induction Heating Device for Molds
Introduction
Hideyuki Osamura is an inventor associated with Otsu, Japan. His work includes an invention designed to heat molds efficiently and uniformly while protecting induction coils from corrosive gases. He is credited with 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Osamura’s patent, “Induction Heating Device for Mold,” describes upper and lower plates that contact the corresponding end faces of a mold. Each plate contains an induction coil powered by a commercial power supply. The coil sits in a recessed housing in the plate’s metal body, which is closed by a cover. A stepped cover-placement area accommodates the cover, while jacket chambers in the metal body contain a gas-liquid two-phase heating medium. Together, these features support uniform mold heating and help shield the coils from corrosive gases.
Career Highlights
Osamura has been associated with Tokuden Co., Ltd. and Bridgestone Corporation. His patented work reflects an engineering focus on practical mold-heating equipment and the protection of its components.
Collaborations
Yasuhiro Fujimoto and Akihiko Hajikano are identified as Osamura’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Hideyuki Osamura’s patent presents a mold-heating design that combines induction coils, protective covers, and jacket chambers to promote efficient, uniform heating and coil protection.
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