Jens Büngener

Title: Jens Büngener and an Infrared Drying Invention

Introduction

Jens Büngener is an inventor associated with Kleinostheim, Germany, and Excelitas Noblelight GmbH. His patent work addresses infrared drying technology, particularly the drying of solvent-containing materials such as water-based printing inks.

Latest Patents

Büngener is named on one patent, titled “Method for Drying a Material for Irradiation, and Infrared Irradiation Device for Carrying Out Said Method.” The invention concerns an infrared irradiation device for drying material as it moves through a process chamber. Its design includes a radiator unit with at least one infrared radiator and a counter-reflector whose reflector wall has inlet openings for cooling gas.

The patent proposes adding at least one outlet opening to the reflector wall to conduct waste air out of the reflector space. This arrangement is intended to support high-speed drying while reducing bubble formation and condensation in the reflector space.

Career Highlights

Büngener’s listed patent activity connects him with Excelitas Noblelight GmbH and focuses on improving the performance of infrared drying equipment. The patent describes a practical approach to managing airflow around the reflector during irradiation.

Collaborations

Büngener’s named coworker is Doerte Eggers. The available information identifies their professional connection but does not specify further details about their collaboration.

Conclusion

Jens Büngener’s patent presents an infrared drying device designed to improve drying speed while limiting bubbles and condensation, highlighting his contribution to industrial irradiation technology.