Lars Massalski

Title: Lars Massalski: Modular Fitting for Immersion in a Medium.

Introduction

Lars Massalski is an inventor associated with Leipzig, Germany, and Endress+Hauser Conducta GmbH+Co. KG. His patent work includes a modular fitting designed to support sensor immersion in a medium. The available information lists 1 patent for him.

Latest Patents

Massalski is named on the patent “Modular Fitting for Immersion in a Medium and Method for Assembling the Same.” The invention describes a fitting with a cylindrical tube that accommodates a sensor and a protective basket with at least two tines at the end that contacts the medium. Its components also include a crown nut with an external thread and slots, a ring, and a cylindrical fitting base with a complementary internal thread and a stop.

The ring is designed to slip over the sensor cable, while the fitting base accommodates and secures the ring using the crown nut. Connecting features on the fitting base and fitting tube allow them to be securely joined and later separated. The design provides a modular arrangement for mounting and protecting a sensor during immersion.

Career Highlights

The available details connect Massalski’s patent activity with Endress+Hauser Conducta GmbH+Co. KG. His listed invention addresses practical components for sensor installation, including cable accommodation, secure fastening, and a releasable connection between the fitting’s main parts.

Collaborations

The provided information names Thomas Pfauch and Ingrid Wunderlich as Massalski’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or establish whether they collaborated with him on this invention.

Conclusion

Lars Massalski’s listed patent presents a modular, releasable fitting for immersing and protecting a sensor, reflecting an engineering focus on secure assembly and practical sensor installation.