Federal Way, WA, United States of America

Manases Dumlao

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Hypertherm, Inc.. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Manases Dumlao. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/manases-dumlao

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Title: Manases Dumlao and Backflow Protection in Liquid Jet Cutting

Introduction

Manases Dumlao is an inventor based in Federal Way, Washington, and is associated with Hypertherm, Inc. His patent work addresses a practical challenge in liquid jet cutting: preventing abrasive material and backflow from moving into parts of the supply system where they could cause problems.

Latest Patents

Dumlao is named on one patent: “Backflow Diversion Devices for Liquid Jet Cutting Systems, and Associated Systems and Methods.” The invention describes a device that supplies abrasive to a cutting head through an abrasive inlet and outlet, while using a backflow diverter to discharge returning fluid. In some embodiments, spillways also release backflow. The diverter and spillways are designed to help prevent backflow from traveling upstream through the abrasive inlet or entering the abrasive source.

Career Highlights

Dumlao’s listed patent reflects engineering work focused on fluid handling and abrasive delivery in liquid jet cutting systems. The design’s backflow-management features aim to protect the abrasive supply while supporting reliable operation of the cutting equipment.

Collaborations

Dumlao is associated with Hypertherm, Inc. His listed coworker is Brian K. Guglielmetti.

Conclusion

Manases Dumlao’s patent contributes a targeted backflow-control approach for liquid jet cutting systems, with features intended to safeguard abrasive delivery and the equipment’s supply path.

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