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CHLORIDE INC

Overview
  • Total Patents
    60
About

CHLORIDE INC has a total of 60 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1975. It filed its patents most often in United States, United Kingdom and Canada. Its main competitors in its focus markets control, measurement and electrical machinery and energy are GAMMA ELECTRONIC, BRK ELECTRONICS and FENWALL CONTROLS JAPAN LTD.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing CHLORIDE INCs patent filings in countries

Patent filings per year

Chart showing CHLORIDE INCs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Malinowski William J 20
#2 Doherty William F 4
#3 Uiriamu Jiei Marinousuki 4
#4 Tufts Howard L 3
#5 Johnson Robert E 3
#6 Malinowski W J 3
#7 Malinowski W 3
#8 Kalns Rudolph W 3
#9 Schapira Sergiu 2
#10 Wilson Frank 2

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
US4551401A Method of suppressing lead dust
IT8219513D0 Testing ionisation smoke detector
CA1117201A Smoke detector
AU4198078A Smoke detector
US4233504A Apparatus for detecting the passage of glowing embers
JPS551501A Smoke detector with sensitivity raiser
GB1603450A Battery charging circuit for an emergency system
US4223232A Battery charging circuit for an emergency system
JPS54156598A Smoke detector with chamber for causing vortex
CA1085485A Smoke detector with chamber for producing eddy currents
DE2822997A1 Smoke detector unit with photoresponsive system - determines presence of particles in air and sensitivity is increased at low light level
GB1581495A Smoke detector
GB1602817A Smoke detector with means for increasing the sensitivity
US4206454A Two channel optical flame detector
US4180742A Detector with supervisory signal from monitor cell
US4206456A Smoke detector
US4144458A Smoke detector with test means for simulating a predetermined concentration of smoke
US4144459A Smoke detector with test means for simulating a predetermined percentage of smoke
US4125779A Smoke detector
US4101785A Smoke detector with switch means for increasing the sensitivity