Maximilian Schlereth

Title: Maximilian Schlereth: Inventor of a Device for Actinically Curable Compounds.

Introduction

Maximilian Schlereth is an inventor based in Windach, Germany. His patent work includes a device designed to pre-activate and dose actinically curable compounds, including polymerizable compounds. He is associated with DELO Industrie Klebstoffe GmbH & Co. KGaA.

Latest Patents

Schlereth is named on 1 patent: “Device for pre-activating and dosing an actinically curable compound and use of the device.” The invention combines a dosing unit that adjusts the compound’s volume flow with a channel that guides it to an outlet nozzle. An irradiation unit emits actinic radiation to pre-activate the compound through a radiotransparent window section in the channel. A radiotransparent sleeve surrounds the channel near the irradiation unit, while a thermally conductive holder supports and surrounds the channel and sleeve and includes a window aligned with the irradiation unit. The patent also describes using the device with a curable compound.

Career Highlights

Schlereth’s listed patent reflects work on equipment for controlling the flow and pre-activation of curable compounds. His association with DELO Industrie Klebstoffe GmbH & Co. KGaA connects this invention to the adhesives industry.

Collaborations

Michael Oswald and Uwe Trondt are identified as Schlereth’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or the invention.

Conclusion

Maximilian Schlereth’s patent describes an integrated device for dosing and pre-activating actinically curable compounds, combining controlled flow, irradiation, and thermally conductive support.