This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Hunter Fan Compnay. Active years: 2009.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2009
Title: Karl Lindroth and His Light Fixture Diffusor Patent.
Introduction
Karl Lindroth is an inventor associated with Oakland, Tennessee, and Hunter Fan Company. His recorded patent concerns a light fixture diffusor designed to diffuse light while providing a secure mounting arrangement. Lindroth has 1 patent listed in the information provided.
Latest Patents
Lindroth’s patent, “Light Fixture Diffusor,” describes a translucent or transparent diffusing portion connected to a rigid mounting neck. The diffusing portion has an inwardly extending flange with mounting holes, while the neck includes an upright cylindrical section and an inwardly extending mounting flange.
The assembly uses two annular gaskets and three mounting brackets. Screws or bolts pass through aligned holes in the neck flange, gaskets, and diffusor flange before threading into the brackets. This arrangement couples the diffusing portion to the mounting neck.
Career Highlights
The available information associates Lindroth’s invention with Hunter Fan Company. The patent’s design focuses on the construction and attachment of a light diffusor, combining light-diffusing material with a rigid, fastened mounting assembly.
Collaborations
Ted E. Bacon and John R. Klaus are identified as Lindroth’s coworkers. The information provided does not specify whether they collaborated on this patent.
Conclusion
Karl Lindroth’s recorded patent documents a light fixture diffusor with a gasket-supported, bracket-fastened mounting design, reflecting his association with Hunter Fan Company.
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