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SILVERBROOK K

Overview
  • Total Patents
    70
About

SILVERBROOK K has a total of 70 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1995. It filed its patents most often in Australia. Its main competitors in its focus markets textiles and paper, basic materials chemistry and computer technology are RF PRINTING TECH LLC, GUANGZHOU BAOBI PLASTIC PRODUCTS CO LTD and ANDERSON NEAL LARKIN.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing SILVERBROOK Ks patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 Australia 70

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Chart showing SILVERBROOK Ks patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
AUPP256498A0 Material and electronic structures (NT02)
AUPP256398A0 Material and electronic structures (NT03)
AUPN624195A0 Dye and pigment in a microemulsion based ink
AUPN623795A0 A modular lift print head
AUPN623695A0 Method of increasing packing density of printing nozzles
AUPN624095A0 Ink composition for dod printers with kraft point near the drop selection temperature
AUPN623995A0 Nozzle dispersion for reduced electrostatic interaction between simultaneously printed droplets
AUPN623895A0 A manufacturing process for lift print heads with nozzle rim heaters
AUPN522295A0 Cmos process compatible fabrication of lift print heads
AUPN522395A0 Ink composition based on a microemulsion
AUPN522495A0 Ink composition containing surfactant sol
AUPN232795A0 Detection of faulty nozzles in printing heads
AUPN233095A0 A short run digital color printer with a high capacity digital page image store
AUPN234895A0 External connections for proximity lift print heads
AUPN231395A0 Electrostatic drop separation in lift printing
AUPN230895A0 A liquid ink fault tolerant (lift) printing mechanism
AUPN229995A0 Fax machine with on-line database interrogation and customised magazine printing
AUPN232495A0 Integrated fault tolerance in printing mechanisms
AUPN230095A0 A portable printer using a lift printing system
AUPN233795A0 A photograph processing system using lift printing technology