Patents by Inventor Damon E. Bussert

Damon E. Bussert has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 6732970
    Abstract: The reciprocating and oscillating winding spindle of a stator winding machine is rotatable through 180° to enable a stator winding and lead terminating method and apparatus for automatically winding a 2-pole stator having two pole pieces each with a coil wire wound from the same, single strand of wire. A cross-over wire segment between the two stator coils extends through the bore of the stator and is trapped against an inside wall of the stator by a cross-over wire retaining member. A stator coil lead terminating apparatus is capable of complex manipulations of stator coil lead wires at a winding station. Stator coil lead wires can be looped about wire guide posts on a stator core in the course of forming coil lead terminations, and the posts can be protected against bending or breaking by looping pins that partly receive the posts.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 12, 2001
    Date of Patent: May 11, 2004
    Assignee: Globe Products Inc.
    Inventors: Patrick A. Dolgas, John W. Bradfute, Damon E. Bussert, Gary E. Clemenz, Larry E. Staton, Arlie D. Williams
  • Publication number: 20020079399
    Abstract: The reciprocating and oscillating winding spindle of a stator winding machine is rotatable through 180° to enable a stator winding and lead terminating method and apparatus for automatically winding a 2-pole stator having two pole pieces each with a coil wire wound from the same, single strand of wire. A cross-over wire segment between the two stator coils extends through the bore of the stator and is trapped against an inside wall of the stator by a cross-over wire retaining member. A stator coil lead terminating apparatus is capable of complex manipulations of stator coil lead wires at a winding station. Stator coil lead wires can be looped about wire guide posts on a stator core in the course of forming coil lead terminations, and the posts can be protected against bending or breaking by looping pins that partly receive the posts.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 12, 2001
    Publication date: June 27, 2002
    Inventors: Patrick A. Dolgas, John W. Bradfute, Damon E. Bussert, Gary E. Clemenz, Larry E. Staton, Arlie D. Williams