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ATMOSPHERE CONTROLE

Overview
  • Total Patents
    17
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ATMOSPHERE CONTROLE has a total of 17 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 2001. It filed its patents most often in France, WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) and Australia. Its main competitors in its focus markets packaging and shipping, foods and drinks and surface technology and coating are BEVASWISS AG, HARRY PLAST and PARKSIDE FLEXIBLES (EUROPE) LTD.

Patent filings per year

Chart showing ATMOSPHERE CONTROLEs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Roussel Edmond 14
#2 Legrand Marc Henri 12
#3 Legrand Marc 2
#4 Lapinte Claude 1
#5 Pimbert Sylvie 1
#6 Grohens Yves 1
#7 Roue Severine 1
#8 Marc Henri Legrand 1
#9 Henri Roussel Edmond Legrand M 1
#10 Ibn Ghazala Safaa 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
FR2909261A1 Incorporating moisture in adhesive labels, comprises drilling a lower face of the labels through a silicon carrier band and then introducing a predetermined quantity of water in a hole created by drilling using a dosing device
FR2902104A1 Production of reactive polymer for controlling atmosphere in a sealed enclosure, e.g. oxygen in a food pack, involves extrusion-compounding a reactive powder with an amorphous copolymer elastomer
FR2824497A1 Process for manufacturing a device capable of modifying the gas atmosphere in a hermetic enclosure or with controlled permeability
FR2822933A1 Water vapor generating device capable of being introduced in a package for the heating of foodstuffs, particularly with microwave and packaging containing such a device
FR2822932A1 WATER VAPOR GENERATOR DISPSOITIVE SUITABLE FOR INTRODUCTION IN A PACKAGE FOR THE HEATING OF FOODSTUFFS, PARTICULARLY WITH MICROWAVE AND PACKAGING CONTAINING SUCH A DEVICE
FR2824496A1 Method of manufacturing a device capable of modifying the gas atmosphere in a hermetic or controlled permeability enclosure
FR2822931A1 Water vapor generator for microwaveable food comprises porous sachet of gel that absorbs microwaves and contains ten times its weight in water