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ATN AUTOMATISIERUNGSTECHNIK NI

Overview
  • Total Patents
    12
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ATN AUTOMATISIERUNGSTECHNIK NI has a total of 12 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1999. It filed its patents most often in Germany and WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization). Its main competitors in its focus markets machine tools, electrical machinery and energy and optics are ADS TECHNOLOGIES CO LTD, KIRSTEN SOLDERING AG and Wuhan huagong laser engineering co ltd.

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Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Niemeier Joerg 10
#2 Seliger Guenther 5
#3 Sonntag Andreas 5
#4 Ebel Ralf-Diether 1

Latest patents

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DE102007025463A1 Method for processing material with laser having scanner mirrors by temperature sensor coupled in the beam path, comprises correcting the optical distortion between radiation source and sensor depending on the deflection of the mirrors
DE102007025461A1 Material processing method used during soldering of electronic components comprises a scanning mirror moving in a the beam path to guide the laser beam to a different deviating mirror
DE102004054925A1 Device for soldering electronic components, comprising pre-heating unit for soldering wire
DE102004054923A1 Method and device for spot soldering with heated solder
DE102004054924A1 Soldering with reaction solder, e.g. for use when mounting electronic components, involves separately melting two or more different solder materials and mixing them so that new alloy is formed directly at solder point
DE10335438A1 Method and apparatus for soldering under bias
DE10335439A1 Method and device for processing flexible circuit carriers
DE10213677A1 Method and device for spot soldering with heated solder
DE10213676A1 Device for soldering has a source of light like halogen or laser beams for heating up soldering wire pushed forwards mechanically
DE10213624A1 Method for non-contact point-focal heating of material bundles light onto a processing point so as to allow a stream of gas passing through to absorb its loss of power
DE19913813A1 Device for the contactless, localized heating of material by means of radiation