Wataru Karasudani

Title: Wataru Karasudani: Packaging Cushioning Inventions

Introduction

Wataru Karasudani is an inventor associated with Hamamatsu, Japan, and Suzuki Motor Corporation. His work includes patent inventions focused on cushioning systems that protect packed objects during transport. He is credited with 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Karasudani’s listed patents address ways to combine foam and corrugated board to cushion and secure objects inside packing frames.

“Cushioning Member for Packed Object” describes a two-part cushioning member positioned between a packed object and the side of its packing frame. A foam first member sits next to the object, while a corrugated-board assembly supports it from behind and rests near the frame.

“Cushioning Structure for Packed Object” expands on this approach. It combines a foam cushioning member with a supporting corrugated-board assembly and a corrugated-paper base joined to the support. An anchor projecting from the base fits between adjacent vertical frames, helping position the structure within the crate.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Karasudani’s inventive work with Suzuki Motor Corporation. His listed patents demonstrate an emphasis on practical packaging structures that use foam and corrugated materials to protect objects and fit securely within a crate.

Collaborations

Atsushi Sato is identified as Karasudani’s coworker. The provided information does not specify whether Sato collaborated on either of the listed patents.

Conclusion

Wataru Karasudani’s listed inventions focus on combining foam cushioning with corrugated-board supports and anchors to protect packed objects and secure packaging components.