This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: University of California. Active years: 2004.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2004
Title: Julio M. Castro and In-Situ Glove Testing
Introduction
Julio M. Castro is an inventor associated with Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the University of California. His patent work addresses the safe, in-place testing of gloves used in gloveboxes, isolators, and containment units.
Latest Patents
Castro is credited with 1 patent: “In-Situ Leak Testing of Glovebox, Isolator, or Containment Unit Gloves.” The invention describes a test plug with a top plate, a base plate, and a diametrically expandable sealing mechanism positioned between them. Reducing the distance between the plates engages the base plate and expands the seal to fit the glove. An inlet valve allows pressurized gas to enter the glove, while a pressure gauge monitors its internal pressure. This arrangement enables leak testing without removing the glove from its installed position.
Career Highlights
Castro’s documented patent contribution focuses on equipment for testing containment gloves in place. The patent identifies the University of California as his associated organization.
Collaborations
The patent lists Warren P. Steckle, Jr., and John M. Macdonald as Castro’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Julio M. Castro’s patent describes a practical method for checking glove integrity in gloveboxes and other containment systems while the gloves remain installed.
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