Company Filing History:

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Sauer Gmbh

Years Active: 1992-2009

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14 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 7546797 - One piece slipper holddown device (2009-06-16),

2. 7467935 - Low input torque rotor for vane pump (2008-12-23),

3. 7299629 - Charge/auxiliary circuit for reducing power losses in hydrostatic systems (2007-11-27),

4. 6994014 - Closed cavity piston for hydrostatic power units and method of manufacturing the same (2006-02-07),

5. 6732633 - Reduced dead volume hollow piston (2004-05-11),

6. 6338293 - Reduced oil volume piston assembly for a hydrostatic unit (2002-01-15),

7. 6176086 - Hydrostatic transmission in one housing (2001-01-23),

8. 5983737 - Kit for a power takeoff assembly for converting same to include (1999-11-16),

9. 5970808 - Method of converting power takeoff assembly to include selectively (1999-10-26),

10. 5901605 - Power takeoff assembly and method of converting same to include (1999-05-11),

11. 5335746 - Electromagnetic clutch driven steerable axle (1994-08-09),

12. 5241872 - Swashplate centering mechanism for a variable displacement pump (1993-09-07),

13. 5211064 - Power take-off drive (1993-05-18),

14. 5165233 - Charge pressure priority valve (1992-11-24),

Title: Innovator Spotlight: Michael A Betz

Introduction: Michael A Betz, based in Huxley, Iowa, is a notable inventor recognized for his contributions to the field of hydraulic and fluid displacement technologies. With an impressive portfolio of 14 patents to his name, Betz continues to push the boundaries of innovation and engineering.

Latest Patents: Among his latest inventions are the "One Piece Slipper Holddown Device" and the "Low Input Torque Rotor for Vane Pump." The One Piece Slipper Holddown Device introduces a holddown pin mechanism for hydraulic power units featuring a ball guide with a cylindrical flat base, central opening, and a series of spaced elongated holddown pins that enhance functionality in hydraulic cylinder blocks. The Low Input Torque Rotor for Vane Pump showcases a vane-type fluid displacement unit with a unique rotor design, incorporating at least one non-smooth surface that optimizes its performance.

Career Highlights: Michael A Betz has made significant strides in his career, having worked with prominent companies such as Sauer GmbH and Sauer-Danfoss Inc. His experiences in these organizations have played an essential role in shaping his innovative approaches within the industry.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Betz has collaborated with esteemed professionals such as Robert Klinkel and Martin J Oosterhuis. These partnerships have contributed to the successful development and execution of his inventive ideas.

Conclusion: Michael A Betz exemplifies the spirit of innovation, with his remarkable patents and contributions to hydraulic technologies. His work not only highlights his expertise as an inventor but also serves as an inspiration for future generations of inventors and engineers.

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