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MEAD RES ENGINEERING COMPANY

Overview
  • Total Patents
    43
About

MEAD RES ENGINEERING COMPANY has a total of 43 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1927. It filed its patents most often in United States, Canada and Germany. Its main competitors in its focus markets textiles and paper, surface technology and coating and chemical engineering are HALBZELLSTOFF IND AG F, CHONGQING LEE & MAN PAPER MFG and ANDRITTS INK.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing MEAD RES ENGINEERING COMPANYs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 United States 17
#2 Canada 11
#3 Germany 8
#4 France 4
#5 United Kingdom 3

Patent filings per year

Chart showing MEAD RES ENGINEERING COMPANYs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 John Traquair 7
#2 Traquair John 6
#3 Rawling Francis G 6
#4 Hochwalt Carroll A 5
#5 Wilhelm Sailer 3
#6 Zimmerman Walter J 2
#7 Thomas Charles A 2
#8 Ruff Harold T 2
#9 Reboulet Herman J 1
#10 Otto Bachman Carl 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
DE639816C Manufacture of adhesive protective coatings on metal
DE624979C Process for the production of electrolytes
US2056399A Coating process and coated article
GB407670A Improvements in or relating to the plating, cleaning or etching of articles or metals
US2090966A Electrochemistry
US1996951A Apparatus for producing a thermoplastic covered metallic article
DE624307C Process for the production of electrolytes for galvanic metal deposition
US1936697A Paper manufacture
DE660947C Process for the production of pigments consisting of water-insoluble heavy metal compounds
US2000842A Pigment
US2000050A Pigment
US1869082A Paper manufacture
US1914184A Paper manufacture
US1864220A Paper manufacture
DE581256C Process for the manufacture of tanning agents
US1844018A Method of preparing tanning substances
US1844019A Treatment of animal skins and pelts
DE593573C Process for the pretreatment of animal hide skins ready for tanning
US1961405A Paper manufacture
DE581255C Process for tanning or partial tanning of bare animals