Assignee
FAIVELEY SA
FR·13 granted patents·1,310 citations·filing 1975–1989
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13 records- 0193US4188889ARetractable running-board, especially for a railway car doorFAIVELEY SA·Filed 1978·Granted Feb 19, 1980·127 cites·10 claims
- 0292US4198786ALocking device for a sliding doorFAIVELEY SA·Filed 1978·Granted Apr 22, 1980·70 cites·21 claims
- 0391US4468597AMethod for regulating the power supply to a direct-current motor and a device for the application of said methodFAIVELEY SA·Filed 1982·Granted Aug 28, 1984·865 cites·3 claims
- 0487US4091570AOblique-displacement sliding doorFAIVELEY SA·Filed 1975·Granted May 30, 1978·57 cites·4 claims
- 0581US4305227AEmergency-opening sliding doorFAIVELEY SA·Filed 1980·Granted Dec 15, 1981·50 cites·11 claims
- 0666US4357501ATrolley pole mechanism for use on electrically-powered road vehiclesFAIVELEY SA·Filed 1980·Granted Nov 2, 1982·30 cites·21 claims
- 0762US4198909ATrack brake for railwaysFAIVELEY SA·Filed 1977·Granted Apr 22, 1980·24 cites·8 claims
- 0861US4000582AOblique-displacement sliding doorFAIVELEY SA·Filed 1975·Granted Jan 4, 1977·22 cites·6 claims
- 0951US4240226AGuiding and actuating device for a sliding doorFAIVELEY SA·Filed 1978·Granted Dec 23, 1980·15 cites·7 claims
- 1049US4188752AOblique-displacement sliding doorFAIVELEY SA·Filed 1978·Granted Feb 19, 1980·14 cites·5 claims
- 1147US4935599AAir-conditioning device, especially for railroad carsFAIVELEY SA·Filed 1989·Granted Jun 19, 1990·16 cites·7 claims
- 1241US4377731ADevice for automatically interrupting the supply of electric power to a motor and its utilizationFAIVELEY SA·Filed 1981·Granted Mar 22, 1983·11 cites·6 claims
- 1332US4413710ARetractable pantograph for downward withdrawal in the event of an abnormal frontal loadFAIVELEY SA·Filed 1981·Granted Nov 8, 1983·9 cites·7 claims
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