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ELIN UND SCHORCH WERKE AG FUER

Overview
  • Total Patents
    24
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ELIN UND SCHORCH WERKE AG FUER has a total of 24 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1934. It filed its patents most often in Germany. Its main competitors in its focus markets electrical machinery and energy, machine tools and transport are MAX BUCHHOLZ, ELIN AG and DEHN SE CO KG.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing ELIN UND SCHORCH WERKE AG FUERs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 Germany 24

Patent filings per year

Chart showing ELIN UND SCHORCH WERKE AG FUERs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Manzinger Ing Hans 5
#2 Hochrainer Dr-Ing August 3
#3 Schwarzmann Ing Josef 2
#4 Grenadenberg Dr-Ing Hans Berte 2
#5 Tauber Ing Fritz 1
#6 Kirschner Ing Alfred 1
#7 Erber Dipl-Ing Guenther 1
#8 Zich Ing Richard 1
#9 Leo Ing Fritz 1
#10 Manzinger Hans 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
DE744704C Multiple spark gap
DE744553C Tubular switching arm for rotary disconnectors and similarly constructed switchgear
DE740450C Multiple spark gap
DE744703C Surge arresters
DE742587C Multiple spark gap for surge arrester
DE736799C Pantographs for electric rail vehicles
DE740124C Self-coupling manual drive for encapsulated switchgear
DE741400C Arrangement for load-dependent cooling of converter vessels
DE746525C Isolating switch with insulating ceramic intermediate piece between drive and cutting knife
DE740036C High voltage system with warning devices to prevent accidents
DE742321C Device for monitoring step control devices with switching resistors
DE735984C Wire welding head with pendulum device
DE743348C Selection series of resistance elements with different ohms made of metallic resistance building materials
DE738223C Arc welding clamps
DE740619C Automatic, purely mechanical reclosing device for an electrical switch that has failed due to a malfunction or overload
DE742264C Arrangement for combating vibrations in converters with smoothing agent in the direct current circuit
DE744932C Circuit for energy direction relay to protect three-phase systems fed on two sides
DE746145C Device for speed control by means of a Ward-Leonard or an on-and-off switching unit
DE740048C Method for connecting successive welding electrodes of an automatic arc welding device without interrupting the welding operation by heating the electrode ends by means of an electric current
DE742901C AC shunt collector motor with the capacitance switched on in the secondary circuit