Karl-Heinz Ruckert

Title: Karl-Heinz Ruckert: Router Design and Dust Extraction

Introduction

Karl-Heinz Ruckert is an inventor associated with Idstein, Germany, and Black & Decker Inc. His listed inventions focus on router design and integrated dust extraction. He is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Ruckert’s listed patent describes a router with a motor-containing cutter head that moves along guide columns secured to a base plate. The plate has a central opening for the cutter and a surrounding suction intake channel that collects debris. A suction extraction channel runs through one of the hollow guide columns, integrating dust removal into the router’s structure.

The supplied patent information lists this same router invention twice. It describes a design intended to combine guided cutter movement with effective debris extraction.

Career Highlights

Ruckert’s recorded patent work highlights an engineering approach that incorporates dust collection into a power tool’s supporting structure. The design routes the extraction channel through a hollow guide column, helping keep the system integrated with the router.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Gustave Sieber and Stefan Blickhan as Ruckert’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the listed patent.

Conclusion

Karl-Heinz Ruckert’s recorded invention centers on a router that combines guided cutting with integrated suction extraction, reflecting a practical focus on tool design and debris management.