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Michael Gailberger
Also filed as: GAILBERGER MICHAEL
10 granted patents·158 citations·filing 1995–2003
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10 records- 0184US6423865B1Compounds and their application as well as a method of producing liquid crystalline polymers therefromDAIMLER CHRYSLER AG·Filed 2000·Granted Jul 23, 2002·14 cites·31 claims
- 0282US7186772B2Coating composition for forming self-layering or self-coating lacquer systemsDAIMLER CHRYSLER AG·Filed 2003·Granted Mar 6, 2007·18 cites·13 claims
- 0377US6203736B1Method for producing platelet-shaped interference pigmentsDAIMLER CHRYSLER AG·Filed 1998·Granted Mar 20, 2001·15 cites·12 claims
- 0473US6313326B1Compounds and their application as well as a method of producing liquid crystalline polymers therefromDAIMLER CHRYSLER AG·Filed 2000·Granted Nov 6, 2001·14 cites·7 claims
- 0571US5807497AEffect coating material and effect coating system, especially for vehicle bodies, using liquid-crystalline interference pigmentsDAIMLER BENZ AG·Filed 1995·Granted Sep 15, 1998·32 cites·28 claims
- 0662US6049000ACompounds and their application as well as a method of producing liquid crystalline polymers therefromDAIMLER CHRYSLER AG·Filed 1997·Granted Apr 11, 2000·17 cites·8 claims
- 0757US6303050B1Compounds, process for their manufacture, as well as a process for manufacturing liquid-crystalline polymers using these compoundsDAIMLER CHRYSLER AG·Filed 1999·Granted Oct 16, 2001·17 cites·19 claims
- 0857US5922465AInterference pigments for effect paint, paint manufactured therefrom, and paintwork applied therewithDAIMLER BENZ AG·Filed 1997·Granted Jul 13, 1999·14 cites·14 claims
- 0948US5906720AProcess for preparing a phosphor layer of a cathode ray tubeAEG ELEKTRONISCHE ROEHREN GMBH·Filed 1997·Granted May 25, 1999·11 cites·10 claims
- 1032US5691053ACoating composition with thermally-influenced colorDAIMLER BENZ AG·Filed 1995·Granted Nov 25, 1997·6 cites·3 claims
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