Patents by Inventor Juner Bytygi

Juner Bytygi 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).

  • Carburetor having a coupling element and a coupling element for connecting an actuating element to an adjusting element
    Patent number: 7497419
    Abstract: A carburetor (1) has an adjusting element which is mounted in an intake channel (3). An actuating element (19) is provided for actuating the adjusting element. The carburetor (1) has a coupling element for connecting the actuating element (19) to the adjusting element. The coupling element has a receptacle (23, 43) for the actuating element (19). In the receptacle (23, 43), the actuating element (19) is held moveable in its longitudinal direction opposite to the actuating direction (35). The coupling element has an access opening which makes the receptacle (23, 43) accessible at the periphery. An unintended unhooking of the actuating element (19) out of the coupling element is avoided when the access opening has an access slot (26) which extends at an angle to the receptacle (23) up to the receptacle (23). The access slot (26) is connected to the receptacle (23) via at least one connecting slot (31, 32).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 22, 2007
    Date of Patent: March 3, 2009
    Assignee: Andreas Stihl AG & Co. KG
    Inventors: Thomas Sonnenkalb, Steffen Joos, Heinz Hettmann, Juner Bytygi
  • Carburetor having a coupling element and a coupling element for connecting an actuating element to an adjusting element
    Publication number: 20070209409
    Abstract: A carburetor (1) has an adjusting element which is mounted in an intake channel (3). An actuating element (19) is provided for actuating the adjusting element. The carburetor (1) has a coupling element for connecting the actuating element (19) to the adjusting element. The coupling element has a receptacle (23, 43) for the actuating element (19). In the receptacle (23, 43), the actuating element (19) is held moveable in its longitudinal direction opposite to the actuating direction (35). The coupling element has an access opening which makes the receptacle (23, 43) accessible at the periphery. An unintended unhooking of the actuating element (19) out of the coupling element is avoided when the access opening has an access slot (26) which extends at an angle to the receptacle (23) up to the receptacle (23). The access slot (26) is connected to the receptacle (23) via at least one connecting slot (31, 32).
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 22, 2007
    Publication date: September 13, 2007
    Inventors: Thomas Sonnenkalb, Steffen Joos, Heinz Hettmann, Juner Bytygi