This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Illinois Tool Works Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: John Paul Laskis: Conveyor Lane-Adjustment Inventor
Introduction
John Paul Laskis is an inventor associated with Simpsonville, South Carolina, and Illinois Tool Works Inc. His patent work addresses adjustable lane configurations in conveyor systems.
Latest Patents
Laskis is credited with 1 patent, titled “Automatic Lane Adjustment System.” The invention describes a conveyor with opposing side walls, uprights, and lane dividers positioned between the walls. Rails extend between opposing uprights, while a scissor mechanism connects to the lane dividers and allows lane width and offset to be adjusted independently.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects an engineering focus on adaptable conveyor equipment. Independent adjustment of lane width and offset can help configure conveyor lanes for different operational requirements.
Collaborations
Laskis’s listed coworkers include J. Mark Nunn and Joshua Corneroli. His work is associated with Illinois Tool Works Inc.
Conclusion
John Paul Laskis’s patented automatic lane-adjustment system demonstrates an approach to making conveyor layouts more flexible through independently adjustable lane width and offset.
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