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COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON

Overview
  • Total Patents
    414
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COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON has a total of 414 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1932. It filed its patents most often in United States, Canada and United Kingdom. Its main competitors in its focus markets textiles and paper, machines and optics are COLUMBIA RIBBON CARBON MFG, KRUPP A SPEZIAL PAPIERMASCHF and SHARKEY MELVIN.

Patent filings in countries

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Patent filings per year

Chart showing COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBONs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Newman Douglas A 167
#2 Newman Douglas Alexander 48
#3 Schlotzhauer Allan T 34
#4 Alexander Newman Douglas 32
#5 Thomas Schlotzhauer Allan 8
#6 Vaccaro Angelo 8
#7 Dixon Harold F E 7
#8 Schlotzhauer Allan Thomas 7
#9 Angelo Vaccaro 6
#10 Newman D 6

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
US3847645A Thermographic copy sheets and process
US3695912A Thermal copying method and products
DE2038096A1 Litho plate - with balanced hydrophilic oleophilic coating
DE2034684A1 Synthetic fabric duplicating ribbons - made more ink receptive - by coating with certain oxides
US3684550A Transfer element and process
US3663289A Process of producing a planographic printing plate and resultant article
US3658567A Process of making pressure-sensitive transfer elements
US3632376A Heat-stencil assembly
US3697677A Facsimile copying process
DE1914167A1 Pressure sensitive ink transfers
DE1910526A1 Pressure sensitive copying material
US3634120A Process of producing transfer elements
DE1908024A1 Wax free carbon paper containing ir absorber - gives thermographic copies with uniform
GB1213783A Transfer elements containing infrared-radiation-absorbing material
US3592137A Planographic printing plates
US3592730A Planographic plate-making process and sheets
GB1222616A Duplicating elements and processes
GB1209520A Process for the production of pressure-sensitive transfer elements
GB1204567A Thermographic process and transfer sheets therefor
GB1235142A Process for preparing duplicating ribbons