Assignee
CRICKET SA
FR·16 granted patents·407 citations·filing 1990–1998
Top patents by PatentIndex Score
16 records- 0187US5228849AChildproof lighterCRICKET SA·Filed 1992·Granted Jul 20, 1993·57 cites·9 claims
- 0281US5334011AGas-filled childproof lighterCRICKET SA·Filed 1993·Granted Aug 2, 1994·44 cites·17 claims
- 0377US5165886AChildproof lighterCRICKET SA·Filed 1991·Granted Nov 24, 1992·38 cites·7 claims
- 0473US5090893AChildproof gas lighterCRICKET SA·Filed 1990·Granted Feb 25, 1992·52 cites·3 claims
- 0568US6074198AGas lighterCRICKET SA·Filed 1997·Granted Jun 13, 2000·29 cites·28 claims
- 0665USD428766SGas lighting rodCRICKET SA·Filed 1998·Granted Aug 1, 2000·20 cites·1 claims
- 0764US5217364ALighter with delayed gas releaseCRICKET SA·Filed 1992·Granted Jun 8, 1993·20 cites·7 claims
- 0862US5885069ALighterCRICKET SA·Filed 1996·Granted Mar 23, 1999·24 cites·9 claims
- 0962US5544785AReservoir of gaseous fuel in liquid phaseCRICKET SA·Filed 1994·Granted Aug 13, 1996·22 cites·6 claims
- 1058US5634787ACigarette lighter including a safety ignition systemCRICKET SA·Filed 1996·Granted Jun 3, 1997·19 cites·15 claims
- 1157US5868561AGas lighter comprising a safety ignition systemCRICKET SA·Filed 1997·Granted Feb 9, 1999·21 cites·6 claims
- 1252US5971748AGas safety lighter comprising a pyrophoric flint and spark wheel ignition systemCRICKET SA·Filed 1997·Granted Oct 26, 1999·17 cites·7 claims
- 1348US5161964ACatalytic burnerCRICKET SA·Filed 1991·Granted Nov 10, 1992·15 cites·13 claims
- 1446US5178532AElectrical igniter for gas lighterCRICKET SA·Filed 1991·Granted Jan 12, 1993·12 cites·5 claims
- 1544US5217365ALighter with delayed gas releaseCRICKET SA·Filed 1992·Granted Jun 8, 1993·9 cites·3 claims
- 1631US5097867AReservoir for combustible liquid used as gasCRICKET SA·Filed 1991·Granted Mar 24, 1992·8 cites·9 claims
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