Jonas Langenegger

Title: Jonas Langenegger and Sample-Handling Innovations

Introduction

Jonas Langenegger is an inventor based in Effretikon, Switzerland. His patent work includes a sample-handling system designed to support the storage, transport, and thermomechanical analysis of samples. He is associated with Mettler-Toledo GmbH.

Latest Patents

Langenegger is credited with 1 patent: “Sample Carrier, Sample Storages, Lifting Forks and Related Systems for Sample Handling and Performing Thermomechanical Analysis of a Sample.”

The invention describes a sample carrier with a bottom, an upward-extending side wall, and a contact face for holding a sample. A circumferential rim on the contact face helps accommodate the sample. The carrier is designed to work with a counterpart support element and sample storage units. Multiple storage units can be assembled into rails and placed on shelves. In a thermomechanical analysis system, samples stored in the carriers can be transported from the storage shelves to a sample support using the counterpart support element.

Career Highlights

Langenegger’s listed patent reflects work on integrating sample carriers, storage rails, shelves, and transport components into a coordinated sample-handling system. The design connects sample storage and movement with the equipment used to perform thermomechanical analysis.

Collaborations

Langenegger is associated with Mettler-Toledo GmbH. His listed coworkers include Urs Joerimann and Samuel Keller.

Conclusion

Jonas Langenegger’s patent describes an integrated approach to storing and transporting samples for thermomechanical analysis, linking practical sample handling with laboratory testing.