Holger Botzen

Title: Holger Botzen and His Electrical Connection Invention.

Introduction

Holger Botzen is an inventor associated with Lüdenscheid, Germany, and Kostal Kontakt Systeme GmbH & Co. KG. His recorded patent focuses on an electrical connection unit designed with spring-loaded press-on contacts.

Latest Patents

Botzen’s listed patent is “Electrical Connection Unit Having Spring-Loaded Press-On Contacts.” It describes an insulating mounting frame fitted with multiple resilient contacts. Each contact uses a helical pressure spring to apply force to a metal contact body, which is formed in one piece with a connection plug or socket.

The mounting frame contains a hollow cylinder for each contact. A cover that can move axially closes the cylinder’s cavity, where the spring acts on the cover. On the cover’s outer side, the contact body forms a contact disk. This arrangement brings together the spring, cover, and contact body in a compact connection design. Botzen is credited with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Botzen’s documented patent work concerns electrical connection technology, particularly the structure and operation of spring-loaded contacts. His association with Kostal Kontakt Systeme GmbH & Co. KG places this work in the context of an industrial company focused on connection systems.

Collaborations

Dennis Gazke and Andreas Scheib are identified as Botzen’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or establish them as co-inventors.

Conclusion

Holger Botzen’s recorded invention addresses the design of a compact electrical connection unit, using spring-loaded contacts and an axially movable cover to support reliable contact between connection components.