Assignee
NKF GROEP BV
NL·12 granted patents·230 citations·filing 1979–1986
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12 records- 0186US4543448AElectrical cord set having a magnetically identifiable conductor, and a method of automatically manufacturing such a cord setNKF GROEP BV·Filed 1984·Granted Sep 24, 1985·53 cites·2 claims
- 0286US4332435AGlass fibre cable junction boxNKF GROEP BV·Filed 1979·Granted Jun 1, 1982·51 cites·4 claims
- 0363US4557558AOptical cable elementNKF GROEP BV·Filed 1982·Granted Dec 10, 1985·26 cites·18 claims
- 0457US4679898ASignal transmission cableNKF GROEP BV·Filed 1985·Granted Jul 14, 1987·23 cites·2 claims
- 0555US4439633ACorrosion resistant armored cable and method of manufacturing said cableNKF GROEP BV·Filed 1982·Granted Mar 27, 1984·14 cites·5 claims
- 0648US4612759AMethod of and device for providing a concentric layer of wire material on a cableNKF GROEP BV·Filed 1985·Granted Sep 23, 1986·15 cites·4 claims
- 0741US4392342ACable stranding apparatus and method of operating itNKF GROEP BV·Filed 1981·Granted Jul 12, 1983·6 cites·11 claims
- 0839US4718056AOptical multiplexer deviceNKF GROEP BV·Filed 1986·Granted Jan 5, 1988·15 cites·9 claims
- 0938US4746281AApparatus for rendering the cable core of a telecommunication cable longitudinally water-tightNKF GROEP BV·Filed 1986·Granted May 24, 1988·9 cites·6 claims
- 1033US4799903AElectrical connector with safety partitionNKF GROEP BV·Filed 1984·Granted Jan 24, 1989·5 cites·2 claims
- 1133US4690718AApparatus for and method of making the cable core of a telecommunication cable water-tight in the longitudinal directionNKF GROEP BV·Filed 1985·Granted Sep 1, 1987·6 cites·10 claims
- 1223US4676054AMethod and device for manufacturing an optical cable elementNKF GROEP BV·Filed 1985·Granted Jun 30, 1987·7 cites·18 claims
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