Assignee
CHEMFAB CORP
US·12 granted patents·433 citations·filing 1992–2001
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12 records- 0195US5230937AReinforced fluoropolymer compositeCHEMFAB CORP·Filed 1992·Granted Jul 27, 1993·100 cites·15 claims
- 0284US5759924ATranslucent polymeric composite for use in an architectural load-bearing structureCHEMFAB CORP·Filed 1996·Granted Jun 2, 1998·38 cites·36 claims
- 0384US5357726AComposite materials for structural end usesCHEMFAB CORP·Filed 1993·Granted Oct 25, 1994·66 cites·33 claims
- 0483US6417280B2Fluoropolymeric compositionCHEMFAB CORP·Filed 2001·Granted Jul 9, 2002·17 cites·14 claims
- 0574US6239223B1Fluoropolymeric compositionCHEMFAB CORP·Filed 1998·Granted May 29, 2001·27 cites·19 claims
- 0673US5916659AComposites of fluoropolymers with thermally non-adherent non-fluoropolymers and methods for producing the sameCHEMFAB CORP·Filed 1996·Granted Jun 29, 1999·49 cites·13 claims
- 0773US5238748APolyimide and fluoropolymer containing films and laminatesCHEMFAB CORP·Filed 1992·Granted Aug 24, 1993·31 cites·18 claims
- 0872US6425821B1Pore-containing web for diffusing fluidsCHEMFAB CORP·Filed 2000·Granted Jul 30, 2002·23 cites·42 claims
- 0961US5725427AFabric air diffuser, method for diffusing air, and method for attenuating noise associated with flowing airCHEMFAB CORP·Filed 1996·Granted Mar 10, 1998·26 cites·11 claims
- 1059US6139426AMolded polymer air diffusing screenCHEMFAB CORP·Filed 1998·Granted Oct 31, 2000·24 cites·24 claims
- 1152US6059655AFabric air diffuser, method for diffusing air, and method for attenuating noise associated with flowing airCHEMFAB CORP·Filed 1997·Granted May 9, 2000·19 cites·17 claims
- 1248US6194050B1Composites of fluropolymers with thermally non-adherent non-fluoropolymersCHEMFAB CORP·Filed 1999·Granted Feb 27, 2001·13 cites·6 claims
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