Paul Justin Reichl

USPTO Granted Patents = 27 (Patent Applications = 5)

CIPO Patents = 2

EPO Patents = 2 (Patent Applications = 3)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 8.9

ph-index = 5

Forward Citations = 58(Granted Patents)

Location History:

Balmain, AU (2008 - 2013)
North Ryde, AU (2016)

Company Filing History:

21 out of 4,682

Silverbrook Research Pty Ltd

Memjet Technology Limited

patents

Years Active: 2008-2016

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27 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 9498951 - Inkjet nozzle device having dual chamber inlets and twofold symmetry (2016-11-22),

2. 8556390 - Inkjet nozzle assembly having suspended beam heater element offset from nozzle aperture (2013-10-15),

3. 8523143 - Detachable fluid coupling for inkjet printer (2013-09-03),

4. 8500244 - Printhead support structure with cavities for pulse damping (2013-08-06),

5. 8382243 - Printer with reduced vortex oscillation in print gap (2013-02-26),

6. 8342657 - Inkjet nozzle assembly having heater element bonded to chamber wall via dielectric layer (2013-01-01),

7. 8025383 - Fluidically damped printhead (2011-09-27),

8. 8020965 - Printhead support structure with cavities for pulse damping (2011-09-20),

9. 7980674 - Printhead incorporating pressure pulse diffusing structures between ink chambers supplied by same ink inlet (2011-07-19),

10. 7942500 - Printhead with flex PCB bent between contacts and printhead IC (2011-05-17),

11. 7901056 - Printhead with increasing drive pulse to counter heater oxide growth (2011-03-08),

12. 7874646 - MEMS bubble generator incorporating superalloy heater in direct contact with bubble formation liquid without intervening protective coating (2011-01-25),

13. 7857427 - Inkjet printhead having MEMS sensors for directionally heated ink ejection (2010-12-28),

14. 7837297 - Printhead with non-priming cavities for pulse damping (2010-11-23),

15. 7819507 - Printhead with meniscus anchor for controlled priming (2010-10-26),

Meet Paul Justin Reichl - the revolutionary inventor with 27 patents to his name, at idiyas.com!

Reichl is a resident of Balmain, AU and has contributed significantly to the world of inkjet devices. His latest patents, the "Inkjet nozzle device having dual chamber inlets and twofold symmetry" and the "Inkjet nozzle assembly having suspended beam heater element offset from nozzle aperture," showcase his expertise and innovation in this domain.

The inkjet nozzle device, with its unique design including a heating element for generating gas bubbles and a pair of chamber inlets, provides symmetrical ink ejection through a nozzle aperture, all the while maintaining a pair of orthogonal symmetry plane passing through the centroid of the nozzle aperture. On the other hand, the Inkjet nozzle assembly is designed with a suspended beam heater element offset from the nozzle aperture, which facilitates optimum ink ejection for consistent and high-quality printing.

Reichl has worked with top-notch companies including Memjet Technology Limited and Zamtec Limited. His vast knowledge combined with his passion and commitment towards innovation has fueled and inspired his co-workers, including Samuel George Mallinson and Kia Silverbrook.

At idiyas.com, we are proud to showcase and recognize thinkers and inventors like Paul Justin Reichl who are making a difference in the world of engineering and technology.

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