Nicolas Sumkoetter

Title: Nicolas Sumkoetter: Vehicle Vibration-Damper Innovations

Introduction

Nicolas Sumkoetter is an inventor based in Wadersloh, Germany. His patent work focuses on vibration-damper designs for vehicles, including components that manage hydraulic fluid and reduce unwanted movement. He is associated with Thyssenkrupp Bilstein GmbH and thyssenkrupp AG. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

**Vibration dampers for a vehicle.** This invention describes a damper with coaxial outer and inner tubes, with a compensation chamber between them for hydraulic fluid. A piston connected to a piston rod moves within the inner tube, dividing its interior into two working chambers. A movable calming element in the compensation chamber is designed to help manage fluid movement.

**Vibration damper for a vehicle.** This design also uses coaxial external and internal tubes, a hydraulic-fluid compensation chamber, and a piston that separates the inner tube into two working chambers. It further includes a central tube attached to the internal tube, comprising a tubular element connected to a helical element.

Career Highlights

Sumkoetter’s listed professional associations include Thyssenkrupp Bilstein GmbH and thyssenkrupp AG. The available patent descriptions indicate a focus on vehicle suspension technology and the design of hydraulic vibration dampers.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Tim Noruschat and Klaus Schmidt. The available information identifies these professional connections but does not specify their roles in the patents.

Conclusion

Nicolas Sumkoetter’s documented inventions address vehicle vibration dampers, with designs that incorporate hydraulic chambers and specialized internal components.