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NYBY UDDEHOLM AB

Overview
  • Total Patents
    32
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NYBY UDDEHOLM AB has a total of 32 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1977. It filed its patents most often in Sweden, Germany and United Kingdom. Its main competitors in its focus markets materials and metallurgy, environmental technology and chemical engineering are NYBY UDDEHOLM POWDER, SHI LIXIN and RUTGER LARSON KONSULT AB.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing NYBY UDDEHOLM ABs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 Sweden 11
#2 Germany 9
#3 United Kingdom 5
#4 France 2
#5 Japan 2
#6 United States 2
#7 Finland 1

Patent filings per year

Chart showing NYBY UDDEHOLM ABs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Aslund C 7
#2 Aaslund Christer 5
#3 Aslund Christer 4
#4 Kurisutaa Esurunto 2
#5 Gustavsson Leif 2
#6 Aaslund Christer Dr 1
#7 Akerman A 1
#8 Ahslund C 1
#9 Solly B 1
#10 Lindner C B 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
DE3323279A1 METHOD AND DEVICE FOR PRODUCING SHAPES BY HOT PRESSING METAL POWDER
FR2533468A1 Capsule for blanks for extruding parts, especially tubes
GB2092619A Porous sintered body and procedure for producing porous sintered bodies
DE3139781A1 Process and equipment for purifying a gas containing pollutants in vapour form
SE8103518L Capsule for moulding blanks for the extrusion of objects, especially pipes
DE3115095A1 METHOD AND DEVICE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ENCLOSED ITEMS, IN PARTICULAR PRESSELINGS FOR THE POWDER METAL PRODUCTION OF TUBES USING CAPSULES TESTED FOR TIGHTNESS
DE3043954A1 SOLAR PANEL
DE3019894A1 Fine powder made from titanium or its alloys - where embrittled and crushed scrap is driven by inert gas stream against impact plate
DE3019893A1 Pressings made of stainless or heat resisting steel powder - which is atomised in inert gas and then driven by inert gas stream against impact plate to reduce particle size
DE3009916A1 TUBULAR COMPONENTS AND METHOD AND PRESSING FOR THEIR PRODUCTION
DE3009882A1 Laminated tubes made by powder metallurgy and hot extrusion - where intermediate metal sheath prevents diffusion between two layers of different powders