Title: Georg Konczol: Innovator in Fiber Control Technologies Introduction Georg Konczol is a notable inventor based in Austria, recognized for his contributions to fiber control technologies. With a focus on enhancing the efficiency of fiber materials in manufacturing processes, he has developed innovative systems that aim to improve product quality and production methods. Latest Patents Georg Konczol holds two significant patents that showcase his expertise in fiber technology. The first patent, titled "System And Method Of Controlling Fibers In A Mold," describes a system designed to control fiber orientation and density within a mold. This system includes at least one nozzle configured to withdraw gas from the mold, along with a displacement mechanism that allows for relative movement between the nozzle and the mold. The second patent, "Method, Tool And System For Producing A Product From Fiber Material," outlines a process where fiber material is filled into a cavity of a tool to create a product. This tool features a mold that defines the cavity and a holder that supports the mold, which is then moved to a thermal treatment station for processing. Career Highlights Georg Konczol is currently employed at Schukra Gerätebau G.m.b.h., where he continues to innovate in the field of fiber technology. His work focuses on developing systems that enhance the production and quality of fiber-based products. Despite having no patents attributed to him at this time, his contributions to the industry are noteworthy. Collaborations Georg has collaborated with several professionals in his field, including Darko Kristo and Heinrich Eismayer. These collaborations have likely contributed to the advancement of his projects and the development of new technologies. Conclusion Georg Konczol is a dedicated inventor whose work in fiber control technologies has the potential to significantly impact manufacturing processes. His innovative patents and ongoing contributions to Schukra Gerätebau G.m.b.h. highlight his commitment to advancing the field.

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