Patents by Inventor Emanuele Arosio

Emanuele Arosio 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).

  • Reversible locking device for a timing chain tensioner
    Patent number: 7641576
    Abstract: A reversible locking device 1 for a tensioner 100 of a timing chain 20 includes a locking device body 3, integral with the tensioner 100 and protruding with respect to the body of the tensioner 100, which has a shaped slot 2. A perforated protrusion 4 is integral with the shoe 5 carried by the piston 6 and protrudes with respect to the shoe 5 so that its hole is aligned with the shaped slot. A rod 7 has a first part 8 with a shape complementary to that of the shaped slot 2 and a second part 9 bearing at one end a conical portion 10 adapted to couple it irreversibly to the perforated protrusion 4 integral with the shoe 5.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 31, 2006
    Date of Patent: January 5, 2010
    Assignee: Morse TEC Europe, S.R.L.
    Inventors: Daniele Redaelli, Lorenzo Caprotti, Emanuele Arosio
  • REVERSIBLE LOCKING DEVICE FOR A TIMING CHAIN TENSIONER
    Publication number: 20070021251
    Abstract: A reversible locking device 1 for a tensioner 100 of a timing chain 20 includes a locking device body 3, integral with the tensioner 100 and protruding with respect to the body of the tensioner 100, which has a shaped slot 2. A perforated protrusion 4 is integral with the shoe 5 carried by the piston 6 and protrudes with respect to the shoe 5 so that its hole is aligned with the shaped slot. A rod 7 has a first part 8 with a shape complementary to that of the shaped slot 2 and a second part 9 bearing at one end means 10 adapted to couple it irreversibly to the perforated protrusion 4 integral with the shoe 5.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 31, 2006
    Publication date: January 25, 2007
    Applicant: MORSE TEC EUROPE S.R.L.
    Inventors: Daniele Redaelli, Lorenzo Caprotti, Emanuele Arosio