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Mainz, Germany

Joerg Hinrich Fechner

USPTO Granted Patents = 20 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.8

ph-index = 6

Forward Citations = 107(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Weiden, DE (2011 - 2013)
  • Mainz, DE (2007 - 2020)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal20 out of 1,030 
 
Schott Ag
 patents

Years Active: 2007-2020

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20 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 10532946 - Composite element and use thereof (2020-01-14),
2. 9701568 - Highly refractive thin glasses (2017-07-11),
3. 9173822 - Use of glass compositions for achieving an antioxidative effect (2015-11-03),
4. 8937027 - Borosilicate glass composition for producing glass tubes and its use for producing glass tubes and as outer tube for lamps (2015-01-20),
5. 8349750 - Glass and use of a glass for glass-metal bonds (2013-01-08),
6. 8283270 - Boron-poor neutral glass with titanium and zirconium oxides (2012-10-09),
7. 8283269 - Solarization-resistant glass composition having a UV-cutoff with a definite transmittance gradient and radiating device for a weathering apparatus containing a glass of said composition (2012-10-09),
8. 7951312 - Borosilicate glass with UV-blocking properties for pharmaceutical packaging (2011-05-31),
9. 7700506 - UV-radiation absorbing glass with reduced absorption of visible light and method of making and using same (2010-04-20),
10. 7648930 - Hydrolysis-resistant glass, a method of making said glass and uses of same (2010-01-19),
11. 7598191 - UV-absorbing borosilicate glass for a gas discharge lamp and process for manufacturing same (2009-10-06),
12. 7563737 - Crystallization-stable alumino-silicate glass, its manufacture and its uses (2009-07-21),
13. 7553786 - Glass that withstands high-temperatures for lamp bulbs, and its use (2009-06-30),
14. 7535179 - Lamp bulbs for discharge lamps made from aluminosilicate glass, discharge lamps made with same and method of making same (2009-05-19),
15. 7517822 - UV-blocking borosilicate glass, the use of the same, and a fluorescent lamp (2009-04-14),

Title: **Innovations of Joerg Hinrich Fechner: A Trailblazer in Composite and Thin Glass Technologies**

Introduction

Joerg Hinrich Fechner is a prominent inventor based in Mainz, Germany, renowned for his significant contributions to the fields of composite materials and advanced glass technologies. With a wealth of creativity and technical expertise, he holds an impressive portfolio of 20 patents that showcase his innovative spirit and dedication to enhancing material performance.

Latest Patents

Among his most recent inventions is the patent for a composite element that integrates a mineral glass or glass-ceramic pane with an organic layer. This lightweight composite pane is designed to meet stringent thermal safety requirements in aerospace applications. With a remarkable weight per unit area ranging from 0.5 kg/m² to 5.5 kg/m² and a carefully calculated thickness ratio, this invention offers impressive heat release properties and an unparalleled flame resistance time, ensuring safety and reliability in critical environments.

Additionally, Fechner has developed highly refractive thin glasses through an innovative manufacturing process. These thin glasses possess optical properties akin to classical optical glass, with exceptional transparency, crystallization resistance, and chemical durability. This invention aligns with modern manufacturing needs, with viscosity and temperature behaviors tailored for in-line production methods, marking a significant advancement in the field.

Career Highlights

Fechner's career is marked by his tenure at Schott AG, a leading company in specialized glass and glass-ceramics. His ongoing commitment to research and development at Schott AG underscores his substantial impact on material science and engineering.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Joerg Hinrich Fechner has collaborated with esteemed colleagues, including Franz Ott and Brigitte Hueber. Together, they contribute to the advancement of innovative technologies, driving forward the frontiers of glass and composite material applications.

Conclusion

Joerg Hinrich Fechner continues to leave a remarkable footprint in the realm of inventions, particularly in composite materials and advanced glass technologies. His patents not only reflect his innovative genius but also serve as a testament to the potential of addressing complex challenges in modern industries. As his journey unfolds, Fechner's contributions are sure to inspire future generations of inventors and researchers alike.

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