This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Weber S.r.l.. Active years: 1990-1991.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1990-1991
Title: Paolo Bortolotti and His Fuel Injector Innovations.
Introduction
Paolo Bortolotti is an inventor associated with Bologna, Italy, and Weber S.r.l. His patent work includes improvements to fuel injector fittings and electromagnetic injector construction.
Latest Patents
Bortolotti is credited with 2 patents, including the following inventions.
- **Perfected injector supply fitting.** This invention describes a fluid-tight fitting that connects an injector supply tube to the injector. An O-ring seals the cap against a union, while coaxially mating half rings and an external retainer ring hold the components together.
- **Perfected electromagnetic fuel injector.** This injector uses an electromagnetic core and winding to attract an anchor integral with a plunger. Its casing is divided into two coaxially connected elements at the anchor, with a nonmagnetic spacer—such as titanium or brass—inserted between them.
Career Highlights
Bortolotti’s listed patents focus on practical mechanical and electromagnetic refinements to fuel injection systems. The inventions address secure fluid connections and the construction of injector components.
Collaborations
Bortolotti’s listed coworkers include Gianluigi Lenzi and Francesco Morini. His work is associated with Weber S.r.l.
Conclusion
Paolo Bortolotti’s two listed patents reflect his contributions to fuel injector design, particularly in supply fittings and electromagnetic injector construction.
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