Vincennes, IN, United States of America

Steve Bullock

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Ctb, Inc.. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Steve Bullock. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/steve-bullock-7s5bk34d

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Years Active: 2026

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Title: Steve Bullock: Inventor of an Adjustable Grain-Handling Transition

Introduction

Steve Bullock is an inventor associated with Vincennes, Indiana, and CTB, Inc. His patent work addresses equipment used to move grain from a conveyor into a storage bin or grain dryer.

Latest Patents

Bullock is credited with 1 patent: “Adjustable Transition for Connecting Discharge End of Conveyor to Grain Storage Bin or Grain Dryer.” The invention describes a transition with upper and lower halves joined by a pivot joint. The upper half attaches to the conveyor’s discharge end, while the lower half connects to the inlet of a grain storage bin or dryer. The pivot allows the halves to adjust relative to one another, accommodating the conveyor’s incline.

Career Highlights

Bullock’s disclosed invention focuses on making grain-handling connections adaptable to different conveyor angles. This adjustable design is intended to connect conveying equipment with grain storage and drying systems.

Collaborations

Bullock is associated with CTB, Inc. His coworker, Tyler Ginder, is also identified in the provided information.

Conclusion

Steve Bullock’s patent describes a pivoting transition designed to connect inclined conveyors with grain storage bins or dryers, reflecting a practical innovation in grain-handling equipment.

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