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TWITCHELL PROCESS COMPANY

Overview
  • Total Patents
    40
About

TWITCHELL PROCESS COMPANY has a total of 40 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1915. It filed its patents most often in United States, France and United Kingdom. Its main competitors in its focus markets textiles and paper, basic materials chemistry and organic fine chemistry are INDIAN JUTE IND RES, KAMMGARNSPINNEREI STOEHR & CO and LISTER & COMPANY LTD.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing TWITCHELL PROCESS COMPANYs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 United States 19
#2 France 9
#3 United Kingdom 6
#4 Germany 4
#5 Canada 2

Patent filings per year

Chart showing TWITCHELL PROCESS COMPANYs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Reddish Warren T 8
#2 Myers Latimer D 4
#3 Stegemeyer Lou A 4
#4 Fischer Jr Charles 3
#5 Hermann Heckel 3
#6 Otis Peirce Joseph 2
#7 Petroff Grigori 1
#8 Divine Robert Erving 1
#9 Reddish Warren Thomas 1
#10 Herman Heckel 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
US2068149A Process of purifying and fractionating mahogany sulphonates and products thereof
US1902304A Flexible transparent gelatinous product
US1906429A Process of hydrolyzing cellulose
GB354303A An improved process of treating vegetable fibres
US1906961A Ink and the like and method of making
US1906962A Emulsified ink and paint
GB350505A Improvements in and relating to detergents
GB354297A A new or improved oil for use in the manufacture of textiles
GB354326A Improved method of dyeing acetate silks
US1991335A Process of treating vegetable fibers
DE536886C Process for the preparation of finished rayon threads for further textile processing
US1794342A Method of treating rayon
US1909721A Textile oil
US1960828A Process of obtaining mineral oil sulphonates
US1896494A Process of degumming silk
US1824615A Process of sulphonating mineral oil
US1780144A Mineral-oil amino sulphonates
US1736282A Process of treating metal to remove scale
US1775622A Process of separating oil from sulphonated components thereof
US1703830A Process of isolating cellulose