Bartmann; Martin

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Bartmann; Martin.The latest application filed is for "inorganically modified polyester binder preparation, process for production and use thereof".

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Bartmann; Martin - Recklinghausen DE
Bartmann; Martin - Reckinghausen DE

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Inorganically modified polyester binder preparation, process for production and use thereof Grant 8,178,630 - Koschabek , et al. May 15, 2	2012-05-15
Inorganically Modified Polyester Binder Preparation, Process For Production And Use Thereof App 20110178238 - Koschabek; Rene ; et al.	2011-07-21
Method Of Coating Metal Strips App 20100028697 - Koschabek; Rene ; et al.	2010-02-04
Apparatus and process for batchwise polycondensation App 20050014922 - Muller, Bernd ; et al.	2005-01-20
Molding polyamide composition which are stable to alcohols and boiling water from isophthalic acid/decamethylene diamine/bis (amino cyclohexyl) methane Grant 5,166,312 - Wenzel , et al. November 24, 1	1992-11-24
Preparation of an aromatic polyamide with catalyst comprising phosphorous compound and tin(II) compound Grant 5,162,483 - Poll , et al. November 10, 1	1992-11-10
Polyphenylene ether end capped with oxazoline moiety Grant 5,039,781 - Neugebauer , et al. August 13, 1	1991-08-13
Production of a thermoplastically processable, aromatic polyamide using a 4-phenoxypyridine stabilizer Grant 5,015,680 - Finke , et al. May 14, 1	1991-05-14
Molding compounds comprising a thermoplastically processible, aromatic polyamide Grant 4,952,662 - Finke , et al. August 28, 1	1990-08-28
Molding material comprising a thermotropic, aromatic polyester from bis(carboxy phenoxy)diphenyl sulfone Grant 4,851,496 - Poll , et al. July 25, 1	1989-07-25
Aromatic polyesters based on phenoxyterephthalic acid, and methods of manufacturing and using same Grant 4,843,140 - Poll , et al. June 27, 1	1989-06-27
Method of manufacturing polyphenylene ethers Grant 4,734,485 - Bartmann , et al. March 29, 1	1988-03-29
Impact-resistant thermoplastic molding compounds based on polyphenylene ethers, polyoctenylenes and polyamides Grant 4,728,693 - Droscher , et al. March 1, 1	1988-03-01
Preparation of aromatic polyamide with phosphorus containing catalyst and dialkylamino pyridine cocatalyst. Grant 4,720,538 - Bartmann January 19, 1	1988-01-19
Preparation of polyimide from bis-imide and benzocyclobutene Grant 4,719,283 - Bartmann January 12, 1	1988-01-12
Process for purifying polyphenylene oxides obtained by interruption of the copper-amine catalyzed polycondensation of ortho-disubstituted phenols Grant 4,659,803 - Bartmann , et al. April 21, 1	1987-04-21
Method of producing a polyphenylene ether protected against molecular weight degradation, where the copper salt employed in the coupling reaction can be reused Grant 4,626,585 - Bartmann , et al. December 2, 1	1986-12-02
Method of producing polyphenylene oxides using morpholinium bromide as activator Grant 4,429,106 - Burzin , et al. January 31, 1	1984-01-31

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