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GUGGENHEIM BROTHERS

Overview
  • Total Patents
    94
About

GUGGENHEIM BROTHERS has a total of 94 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1921. It filed its patents most often in United States, France and Canada. Its main competitors in its focus markets materials and metallurgy, environmental technology and machines are SMITH DOUGLASS COMPANY INC, RESOURCE TECHN ASS and NORTHWEST RES INST MINING & METALLURGY INST.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing GUGGENHEIM BROTHERSs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 United States 32
#2 France 18
#3 Canada 14
#4 Spain 11
#5 Germany 6
#6 Austria 4
#7 United Kingdom 4
#8 Switzerland 2
#9 Finland 2
#10 Denmark 1

Patent filings per year

Chart showing GUGGENHEIM BROTHERSs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Loonam Alfred C 11
#2 Gleason George H 9
#3 Bevan John G 8
#4 Lalor Burdick Charles 5
#5 Cappelen Smith Elias Anthon 5
#6 Fischer Arthur Herman 4
#7 Homer Gleason George 4
#8 John Robell 3
#9 Fink Colin G 3
#10 Guggenheim Brothers 2

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
US2865714A Production of anhydrous hydrazine
US2779661A Process for producing hydrazine
US2779660A Method of producing hydrazine
GB633064A Sewage treatment
US2559704A Sewage treatment
US2433884A Sewage treating apparatus comprising a receptacle having a rotatable support partially submerged in liquid therein and having a matrix of oxidizing bacteria thereon
US2304274A Treating sewage
ES146575A1 A method for the recovery of sulfur dioxide.
US2306425A Production of ferric sulphate
US2186453A Recovery of sulphur dioxide
US2204777A Apparatus for the recovery of salts from aqueous solutions
ES139169A1 Improvements in wastewater treatment.
US2202135A Treating sewage
US2118272A Recovery of salts from aqueous solutions
US2167443A Treating sewage
US2177857A Treating sewage
US2049160A Sulphur condenser
US2021679A Treating sewage
ES133696A1 Improvements in the recovery of elemental sulfur.
ES133695A1 A procedure for recovering sulfur from gases containing sulfur in steam.