This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Ctb, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Tyler Ginder and an Adjustable Conveyor Transition.
Introduction
Tyler Ginder is an inventor associated with Olney, Illinois, and CTB, Inc. His patent addresses a practical challenge in grain handling: connecting a conveyor to a grain storage bin or grain dryer when the conveyor is inclined.
Latest Patents
Ginder is credited with 1 patent, titled “Adjustable Transition for Connecting Discharge End of Conveyor to Grain Storage Bin or Grain Dryer.” The invention describes a transition with an upper half that attaches to the conveyor’s discharge end and a lower half that attaches to the bin’s or dryer’s inlet. A pivot joint connects the two halves and lets them move relative to each other, accommodating the conveyor’s angle.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects Ginder’s work on equipment for agricultural material handling. Its adjustable design is intended to provide a connection between conveyor and receiving equipment despite variations in conveyor inclination.
Collaborations
Ginder is associated with CTB, Inc. His coworker, Steve Bullock, is also noted in the information provided.
Conclusion
Tyler Ginder’s patented transition offers an adjustable connection for grain-handling systems, helping accommodate the angle between a conveyor and a storage bin or dryer.
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