Hartman; James Alan

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Hartman; James Alan.The latest application filed is for "photoconductor overcoat having crosslinkable hole transport molecules having four radical polymerizble groups and method to make the same".

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Hartman; James Alan - Broomfield CO

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Photoconductor Overcoat Having Crosslinkable Hole Transport Molecules Having Four Radical Polymerizble Groups And Method To Make The Same App 20170184987 - Black; David Glenn ; et al.	2017-06-29
Photoconductor Overcoat Having Crosslinkable Hole Transport Molecules Having Four Radical Polymerizble Groups And Method To Make The Same App 20170184986 - BLACK; DAVID GLENN ; et al.	2017-06-29
Photoconductor overcoat having a radical polymerizable charge transport molecule containing two ethyl acrylate functional groups and urethane acrylate resins containing six radical polymerizable functional groups Grant 9,513,591 - Black , et al. December 6, 2	2016-12-06
Photoconductor overcoat having radical polymerizable charge transport molecules containing two ethyl acrylate functional groups and urethane acrylate resins containing six radical polymerizable functional groups Grant 9,360,822 - Black , et al. June 7, 2	2016-06-07
Photoconductor Overcoat Having A Radical Polymerizable Charge Transport Molecule Containing Two Ethyl Acrylate Functional Groups And Urethane Acrylate Resins Containing Six Radical Polymerizable Functional Groups App 20160085162 - BLACK; DAVID GLENN ; et al.	2016-03-24
Toner Compositions Including Silica Blends and Method to Make the Same App 20150185647 - Srinivasan; Kasturi Rangan ; et al.	2015-07-02
Photoconductor Overcoat Having Radical Polymerizable Charge Transport Molecules and Hexa-Functional Urethane Acrylates Having a Hexyl Backbone App 20150185631 - Black; David Glenn ; et al.	2015-07-02
Toner Compositions Including Silica Blends and Method to Make the Same App 20150185646 - Srinivasan; Kasturi Rangan ; et al.	2015-07-02
Electrophotographic photoreceptor having a spectral marker and electrophotographic printer using the same Grant 8,178,265 - Black , et al. May 15, 2	2012-05-15
Control of crazing, cracking or crystallization of a charge transport layer in a photoconductor Grant 7,955,769 - Black , et al. June 7, 2	2011-06-07
Electrophotographic Photoreceptor Having a Spectral Marker and Electrophotographic Printer Using the Same App 20100167191 - Black; David Glenn ; et al.	2010-07-01
Control of crazing, cracking or crystallization of a charge transport layer in a photoconductor Grant 7,642,027 - Hartman , et al. January 5, 2	2010-01-05
Control of Crazing, Cracking or Crystallization of a Charge Transport Layer in a Photoconductor App 20090202928 - Black; David Glenn ; et al.	2009-08-13
Control of Crazing, Cracking or Crystallization of a Charge Transport Layer In a Photoconductor App 20080076051 - Hartman; James Alan ; et al.	2008-03-27
Long life photoconductors App 20070134570 - Hartman; James Alan ; et al.	2007-06-14

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