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HAROLD LYALL MASON

Overview
  • Total Patents
    27
About

HAROLD LYALL MASON has a total of 27 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1926. It filed its patents most often in United Kingdom and Germany. Its main competitors in its focus markets mechanical elements, control and civil engineering are MIYOSHI VALVE KK, FISHER JEON GAS EQUIPMENT CHENGDU CO LTD and FIORENTINI MINIREG S P A.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing HAROLD LYALL MASONs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 United Kingdom 23
#2 Germany 4

Patent filings per year

Chart showing HAROLD LYALL MASONs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

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Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
GB947499A Improvements in or relating to arrangements for increasing the flow of fluids through orifices, and the like outlets from which fluid is discharged
GB922715A A device for increasing the flow of fluids through pipes, conduits, channels and the like
GB831114A Arrangements for increasing the flow of fluids through orifices, pipes, conduits and apparatus
GB640682A Improvements in metering valves
GB663713A Improvements in or relating to valves
GB425541A Improvements in or relating to valves
GB421484A Improvements in or relating to valves
GB419737A Improvements in or relating to valves
GB415072A Improvements in or relating to valves
GB401667A Improvements in or relating to valves
GB391883A Improvements in or relating to valves
GB391483A Improvements in or relating to valves
GB391438A Improvements in or relating to valves
GB367489A Improvements in valves, taps and the like
GB349986A Improvements in piston valves
GB332596A Improvements in, or relating to, gland sealing devices
GB312615A Improvements in or relating to devices for automatic transfer of attachment or coupling between relatively moveable members
GB311797A Improvements in and relating to valves
GB313860A Improvements in, and relating to, valves
GB303770A Improvements in, and relating to, valves for steam or other fluids and liquids