Jason R Stapp

Title: Jason R. Stapp and His Fuel-System Patents.

Introduction

Jason R. Stapp is an inventor associated with Willoughby, Ohio, and Lincoln Global, Inc. His work includes patent innovations for engine-driven welders, with a focus on making fuel filling and level monitoring more practical for operators. Stapp is credited with 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Stapp’s latest listed patents concern a visual fuel system for an engine welder. The disclosed fueling assembly includes a filler tube, a fuel-level monitor, and a grommet for a fuel tank installed in an engine-driven welder.

The fuel-level monitor uses a sensor positioned in the fuel tank and/or filler tube, along with an indicator mounted on the welder’s housing. This arrangement allows an operator to view the fuel-level indicator while accessing the filler-tube opening during refueling.

One version further specifies that the filler tube’s bottom portion has a larger cross-sectional area than any region of its top portion. The grommet at least partially seals the tube-access opening to help prevent fluids from entering the welder’s housing.

Career Highlights

Stapp’s listed patent work addresses equipment design and operator usability. By combining visible fuel-level information with the filling point, the disclosed system is intended to help operators monitor fuel during refueling.

Collaborations

Stapp is associated with Lincoln Global, Inc. His listed coworker is David Joseph Bender, who is also connected with the visual fuel-system patent work.

Conclusion

Jason R. Stapp’s patent contributions include a visual fuel system designed to improve fuel monitoring and refueling in engine-driven welders.