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ELECTROPRECIZIA INTREPRIND

Overview
  • Total Patents
    105
About

ELECTROPRECIZIA INTREPRIND has a total of 105 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1973. It filed its patents most often in Romania, France and Germany. Its main competitors in its focus markets electrical machinery and energy and engines, pumps and turbines are SEDEMAC MECHATRONICS PVT LTD, TAISEI DENKI KK and HANDA KENJIROU.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing ELECTROPRECIZIA INTREPRINDs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 Romania 102
#2 France 2
#3 Germany 1

Patent filings per year

Chart showing ELECTROPRECIZIA INTREPRINDs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Constantinopol Alecsandru 26
#2 Matase Eugen 16
#3 Constantinopol Valeria 10
#4 Matase Eliza 7
#5 Polexe Raluca A 6
#6 Vulcu Antonie 6
#7 Zlotea Luxita 6
#8 Zlotea Mircea 6
#9 Moraru Ioan 5
#10 Burlea Gavrila 4

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
RO97471A2 Profile for collector lamelles
RO97274A2 Bipositional locking device
RO95453A2 Centrifugal switch
RO89598A2 Device for the debit of bars
RO89552A2 Method and feromagnetic device for the implementation of a maria sensibility measuring area
RO89215A2 Apparatus for disconnecting to the flash current
RO89214A2 Connector device for printed circuits
RO89949A2 Father for elternator
RO89390A2 Elastic supports of fi0ation speed indicator with training for autovehicles
RO89985A2 Control and action electromagne
RO89067A2 Electronic voltage regulator
RO81860B1 Electric motor with auto-refrigeration
RO79437A2 Starting device for an auxiliary phase monophase engine
RO81841B1 Vacuumatic regulator
RO79839A2 Bucsa collector for gift
RO79296A2 Electronic device for the timed actuation of ice bitters
RO78679A3 Signaling device for autovehicles
RO78681A2 Control method and device for alternators of autovehicles
RO78680A2 Electronic voltage regulator
RO78682A2 Electronic device for controlling intermittent operation of the wiper mechanism