This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Textron Aviation Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Rodolfo Coronado and His Floating Nut Plate Fastener Invention.
Introduction
Rodolfo Coronado is an inventor associated with Wichita, Kansas, and Textron Aviation Inc. His work includes a patented fastening design intended to help secure two structures together. The available information lists 1 patent for Coronado.
Latest Patents
Coronado’s patent, “Floating Nut Plate Quarter Turn Fastener Receptacle,” describes a receptacle designed to accommodate a quarter-turn fastener. Its basket portion has flanges that loosely retain a nut element, allowing the nut to glide or shift within the basket.
The nut element contains an aperture and a wire recessed in a channel that intersects the aperture. Its movement helps align the aperture with a corresponding opening in the basket. A fastening device can then pass through both openings and be twisted a quarter turn to engage the wire and join the two structures.
Career Highlights
Coronado’s listed invention focuses on a practical fastening mechanism that combines a movable nut element with a quarter-turn fastening action. The design’s floating arrangement allows the nut to shift into alignment during installation.
Collaborations
Coronado is associated with Textron Aviation Inc. His listed coworkers include Ryan Lee McComber and Jesse Scott Weiss.
Conclusion
Rodolfo Coronado’s patented receptacle combines a movable nut plate and quarter-turn fastening to support the alignment and joining of two structures.
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