USPTO Patent Grant: Pump device, respiratory device, method for providing respiratory gas
Summary
The USPTO has granted patent US12582793B2 for a pump device, respiratory device, and method for providing respiratory gas. The patent, assigned to WEINMANN EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY GMBH + CO. KG, describes a system designed for dynamic and efficient respiratory gas delivery.
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The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has granted patent US12582793B2, titled 'Pump device, respiratory device and method for providing a respiratory gas'. The patent, assigned to WEINMANN EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY GMBH + CO. KG, details a novel pump device and respiratory system utilizing specially formed rotors and pump chambers to achieve an approximately sinusoidal fluid flow, with a combination of two pump chambers enabling an almost constant flow at a common outlet. The system is noted for its high dynamism and relatively low energy consumption.
This patent grant represents a new intellectual property asset for the assignee in the field of respiratory medical devices. While this is a patent grant and not a regulatory rule, it signifies innovation in medical technology. Companies operating in the medical device manufacturing sector, particularly those involved with respiratory equipment, should be aware of this granted patent as it may impact their own product development and intellectual property strategies.
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Pump device, respiratory device and method for providing a respiratory gas
Grant US12582793B2 Kind: B2 Mar 24, 2026
Assignee
WEINMANN EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY GMBH + CO. KG
Inventors
Frank Herrmann
Abstract
A pump device, a respiratory device and a method for providing a respiratory gas. A specially formed rotor and a corresponding pump chamber are used so that an approximately sinusoidal flow of an out-flowing fluid is possible. With the combination of two pump chambers with rotors driven in a 180° phase-shifted manner to one another, an almost constant flow can be created at a common outlet. In addition, the system is designed to be highly dynamic with simultaneously relatively low energy consumption.
CPC Classifications
A61M 16/107 A61M 2202/02 A61B 5/0875
Filing Date
2021-04-21
Application No.
18011783
Claims
11
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