Debert; Florestan

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Debert; Florestan.The latest application filed is for "one-piece lens with driven wheel sector".

Company Profile

4.11.11

Debert; Florestan - Meslin l'Eveque BE
Debert; Florestan - Nomain FR
Debert; Florestan - Meslin I'Eveque BE
Debert; Florestan - Nonain FR

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
One-piece lens with driven wheel sector Grant 11,313,530 - Dinant , et al. April 26, 2	2022-04-26
Reflector device for a light module with electromagnetic shielding Grant 11,193,644 - Krick , et al. December 7, 2	2021-12-07
One-piece Lens With Driven Wheel Sector App 20200348004 - DINANT; Franck ; et al.	2020-11-05
One-piece lens with driven wheel sector Grant 10,760,759 - Dinant , et al. Sep	2020-09-01
Lighting module in particular for a high-mounted stop light of smooth appearance Grant 10,760,763 - Franc , et al. Sep	2020-09-01
Vehicle lighting device with an optical element pressed against a light source support Grant 10,495,279 - Dinant , et al. De	2019-12-03
Light device for a motor vehicle Grant 10,488,030 - Dinant , et al. Nov	2019-11-26
Luminous device for a vehicle Grant D858,825 - Dinant , et al. Sep	2019-09-03
Vehicle light device with an optical element pinned with a flexible bracing element Grant 10,214,135 - Debert , et al. Feb	2019-02-26
Light Device For A Motor Vehicle App 20190017692 - DINANT; Franck ; et al.	2019-01-17
Lighting Module In Particular For A High-mounted Stop Light Of Smooth Appearance App 20190003676 - FRANC; Alexandre ; et al.	2019-01-03
Stop light for motor vehicle rear window adaptable to a plurality of types of light sources Grant 10,118,540 - Debert , et al. November 6, 2	2018-11-06
Reflector Device For A Light Module With Electromagnetic Shielding App 20180031198 - KRICK; Sebastian ; et al.	2018-02-01
Vehicle Light Device With An Optical Element Pinned With A Flexible Bracing Element App 20170368980 - Debert; Florestan ; et al.	2017-12-28
One-piece Lens With Driven Wheel Sector App 20170370548 - DINANT; Franck ; et al.	2017-12-28
Vehicle Lighting Device With Means For Locating An Electronic Card App 20170297479 - DEBERT; Florestan ; et al.	2017-10-19
Vehicle Lighting Device With An Optical Element Pressed Against A Light Source Support App 20170291532 - DINANT; Franck ; et al.	2017-10-12
Device for attenuating electromagnetic disturbances, and motor vehicle light module equipped with such a device Grant 9,702,528 - Dinant , et al. July 11, 2	2017-07-11
Stop light for motor vehicle rear window adaptable to a plurality of types of light sources App 20160362043 - Debert; Florestan ; et al.	2016-12-15
Motor vehicle lighting and/or signaling device Grant 9,494,291 - Sagna , et al. November 15, 2	2016-11-15
Device For Attenuating Electromagnetic Disturbances, And Motor Vehicle Light Module Equipped With Such A Device App 20150323159 - Dinant; Franck ; et al.	2015-11-12
Motor Vehicle Lighting And/or Signaling Device App 20150233539 - Sagna; Boubacar ; et al.	2015-08-20

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