Title: Johannes Konrad Wunderle: Innovator in Metal Injection Moulding Technology Introduction Johannes Konrad Wunderle is a notable inventor based in Germany, recognized for his contributions to the field of metal injection moulding technology. His innovative approach has led to the development of a unique conveying device for molten metal, which enhances the efficiency of injection die casting units. Latest Patents Wunderle holds a patent for a "Conveying Device For Molten Metal In An Injection Die Casting Unit." This invention features a delivery device designed for a metal melt in an injection-moulding machine, such as a metal casting machine. The device includes a storage container for the metal melt and a delivery channel that feeds the metal melt to a mould cavity. The delivery channel consists of a cylindrical bore with an axially adjustable piston. The design incorporates a collection chamber that allows the metal melt to be introduced into the mould cavity through a continuing line, facilitated by the axial displacement of the piston. An annular space formed between the piston and the bore's inner wall connects to the collecting chamber via at least one filling bore, which is closable by a valve body linked to an adjustable valve rod. Career Highlights Wunderle is currently employed at Gebr. Krallmann GmbH, where he continues to innovate in the field of metal processing technologies. His work has significantly impacted the efficiency and effectiveness of metal casting processes. Collaborations Wunderle collaborates with notable colleagues, including Andreas Neuss and Rainer Krallmann, who contribute to the advancement of technology within their organization. Conclusion Johannes Konrad Wunderle's contributions to metal injection moulding technology exemplify his innovative spirit and dedication to improving industrial processes. His work continues to influence the field, showcasing the importance of invention in advancing manufacturing techniques.

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