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LE CARBONE SA

Overview
  • Total Patents
    336
About

LE CARBONE SA has a total of 336 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1901. It filed its patents most often in France, United Kingdom and Germany. Its main competitors in its focus markets electrical machinery and energy, engines, pumps and turbines and environmental technology are MCMURDO INSTR CO LTD, TAKASE SHINICHI and IKEDA TOMOHIRO.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing LE CARBONE SAs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 France 153
#2 United Kingdom 61
#3 Germany 53
#4 United States 46
#5 Canada 10
#6 Austria 7
#7 Denmark 3
#8 Belgium 1
#9 Switzerland 1
#10 Ireland 1

Patent filings per year

Chart showing LE CARBONE SAs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Rene Oppenheim 26
#2 Oppenheim Rene 8
#3 Frederic Portail Fernand Charl 5
#4 Street Ernest Auguste George 4
#5 Bair Michael Martin 2
#6 George Street Ernest Auguste 2
#7 Eugene Gindre 2
#8 Gindre Eugene 2
#9 Pascal Causse Fernand 1
#10 Georges Street Ernest Auguste 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
GB478396A Improvements in primary batteries
US2146348A Primary battery
DE648681C Primary element
US2085269A Alkali primary cell with depolarization by air
US2044123A Alkali primary cell with depolarization by air
GB435141A Improvements in primary cells
US2118712A Primary cell
DE626067C Process for improving the effectiveness of primary elements
GB419485A Improvements in electric batteries
DE636829C Method for equalizing the voltage of electrical elements connected to form batteries
DE612539C Dry battery with several electrodes connected in parallel, which are depolarized by air
DE629007C Dry element
GB396250A Metallic powder and its process of manufacture
DE631109C Fluid element
GB386823A Improvements to electric resistance controllers
GB377909A Improvements in or relating to processes for cracking vegetable and mineral oils
US1960951A Method of converting by catalysis mineral and vegetable oils
DE583802C Process for the splitting of hydrocarbon oils
DE599178C Device for the catalytic treatment of engine propellants
GB376659A Improvements in depolarising electrodes for electric batteries