This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Greenheck Fan Corporation. Active years: 1998-2000.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1998-2000
Title: Joseph A. Knoedler: Inventor of a Grease-Resistant Exhaust Fan
Introduction
Joseph A. Knoedler is an inventor associated with Mosinee, Wisconsin, and Greenheck Fan Corporation. His work includes an exhaust fan design intended to make routine cleaning easier in commercial kitchens. He is credited with 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Knoedler’s listed patent, “Exhaust Fan with Dry Lubricant Coating,” describes an upblast exhaust fan for commercial kitchens. Its components have dry lubricant coatings that create non-stick surfaces, helping prevent grease condensed from hot cooking gases from adhering. The surfaces can be cleaned with hot water during routine maintenance.
Career Highlights
Knoedler’s patent work addresses a practical challenge in commercial kitchen ventilation: maintaining exhaust equipment that collects grease. The dry lubricant coating is designed to simplify cleaning and support routine upkeep.
Collaborations
Knoedler is associated with Greenheck Fan Corporation. His listed coworkers include David C. Dahl and Emery W. Neitzel.
Conclusion
Joseph A. Knoedler’s invention applies dry lubricant coatings to commercial kitchen exhaust fans, with the goal of making grease removal and maintenance more straightforward.
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