Jack M Flatten

Title: Jack M. Flatten and His Pumping Assembly Invention.

Introduction

Jack M. Flatten is an inventor associated with Centerville, Minnesota. His patent describes a pumping assembly designed to convert the rotational output of an electric motor into the linear reciprocating motion used to operate a pump.

Latest Patents

Flatten is credited with 1 patent, titled “Pumping Assembly.” The invention includes an electric motor mounted to a fluid sprayer’s mount body, a drive that converts the motor’s rotation into linear reciprocation, and a pump that receives this motion. A drive shaft connects the motor’s rotor to the drive and transmits rotational motion between them.

Career Highlights

Flatten’s documented patent work focuses on the mechanical design of a fluid-sprayer pumping system. The assembly integrates the motor, drive, and pump to produce the reciprocating action needed for pumping.

Collaborations

Flatten is associated with Graco Minnesota Inc. His listed coworkers include Andrew J. Kopel and Douglas S. Ryder.

Conclusion

Jack M. Flatten’s patent documents an integrated pumping assembly that converts electric-motor rotation into the reciprocating motion required to operate a pump.