This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Barry Douglas Enterprises Ltd.. Active years: 1993.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1993
Title: Jack W. Sarin and His Rigid Inflatable Boat Patent.
Introduction
Jack W. Sarin is an inventor associated with Bainbridge Island, Washington. His patent describes a practical design feature for rigid inflatable boats, addressing how hardware can be attached without damaging the boat’s pneumatic tube.
Latest Patents
Sarin is credited with 1 patent, titled “Rigid Inflatable Boat.” The invention provides cavities on the outboard side of the hull, between the hull and the surrounding pneumatic tube. These cavities allow fastening hardware for the tube or above-deck equipment to pass through the hull, deck, or gunwale without puncturing the tube.
Career Highlights
Sarin’s documented patent work focuses on the construction and hardware installation of rigid inflatable boats. The design aims to preserve the integrity of the pneumatic tube while accommodating necessary attachments.
Collaborations
Sarin is associated with Barry Douglas Enterprises Ltd. His listed coworkers include Stephen L. Davis and Paul Fredrickson.
Conclusion
Jack W. Sarin’s patent presents a boat-design solution that enables hardware installation while protecting the pneumatic tube, reflecting his contribution to rigid inflatable boat construction.
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