Michael Eder

Title: Michael Eder’s Packaging-Handling Inventions.

Introduction

Michael Eder is an inventor based in Eggingen, Germany. His patent work focuses on handling and conveying products, including systems for dividing product flows and buffering products. He is associated with Syntegon Packaging Systems AG.

Latest Patents

Eder’s listed patents address two challenges in product handling:

- **Handling device and method for dividing a main product flow, in particular into at least two product partial flows.** This invention describes a device that conveys a main product stream and divides it using a conveyor element that moves transversely to the main conveying direction.

- **Handling device and method for buffering products, in particular foods.** This invention describes a system that uses a transverse conveyor belt to influence product arrangement and buffer products as they move through a transport unit. A control or regulation unit adjusts a drive parameter of the transverse conveyor, which is inclined relative to the transport unit’s main conveying plane.

Together, these inventions reflect an emphasis on adaptable conveying systems for managing product flow and arrangement. Eder is credited with 2 patents.

Career Highlights

Eder’s listed work is associated with Syntegon Packaging Systems AG and concerns equipment for product handling and packaging processes. The patent descriptions highlight approaches to dividing product streams and buffering products, including food products.

Collaborations

Yannik Simmler and Linus Bänteli are identified as Eder’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the listed patents.

Conclusion

Michael Eder’s two listed patents focus on practical conveyor-based solutions for dividing product flows and buffering products in packaging-related handling systems.