Reinheimer; Arne

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Reinheimer; Arne.The latest application filed is for "two-component polyurethane / vinyl ester hybrid foam system and its use as a flame retardant material and material for filling openings in buildings with foam".

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Reinheimer; Arne - Irsee DE
Reinheimer; Arne - Zellerberg DE

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Multicomponent polyurethane/vinyl ester hybrid foam system and its use Grant 8,217,092 - Reinheimer July 10, 2	2012-07-10
Two-component polyurethane / vinyl ester hybrid foam system and its use as a flame retardant material and material for filling openings in buildings with foam Grant 8,217,093 - Reinheimer July 10, 2	2012-07-10
Intumescing, multi-component epoxide resin-coating composition for fire protection and its use Grant 7,820,736 - Reinheimer October 26, 2	2010-10-26
Polyurethane-graphite oxide composite material, method for its preparation and its use as a flame retardant and as a fire-proof seal Grant 7,776,955 - Reinheimer , et al. August 17, 2	2010-08-17
Use of thermally expandable graphite intercalation compounds for producing fire-protection seals and method for their production Grant 7,479,513 - Reinheimer , et al. January 20, 2	2009-01-20
Two-component polyurethane / vinyl ester hybrid foam system and its use as a flame retardant material and material for filling openings in buildings with foam App 20080132593 - Reinheimer; Arne	2008-06-05
Intumescing, multi-component epoxide resin-coating composition for fire protection and its use App 20080121851 - Reinheimer; Arne	2008-05-29
Multicomponent polyurethane/vinyl ester hybrid foam system and its use App 20080125504 - Reinheimer; Arne	2008-05-29
Phyllosilicate-intercalation compounds Grant 7,371,360 - Wenzel , et al. May 13, 2	2008-05-13
Polyurethane-graphite oxide composite material, method for its preparation and its use as a flame retardant and as a fire-proof seal App 20060293443 - Reinheimer; Arne ; et al.	2006-12-28
Expandable graphite intercalation compounds, method for synthesizing them and their use Grant 7,118,725 - Reinheimer , et al. October 10, 2	2006-10-10
Use of thermally expandable graphite intercalation compounds for producing fire-protection seals and method for their production App 20040256605 - Reinheimer, Arne ; et al.	2004-12-23
Method for producing phyllosilicate-intercalation compounds, the intercalation compounds thereby obtained and their use App 20040183051 - Wenzel, Antje ; et al.	2004-09-23
Phyllosilicate-intercalation compounds with increased expansion volume, method for their synthesis and their use App 20040186041 - Wenzel, Antje ; et al.	2004-09-23
Method for controlling the expansion properties of thermally expandable sulfuric acid-graphite particles and their use App 20040166049 - Reinheimer, Arne ; et al.	2004-08-26
Expandable graphite intercalation compounds, method for synthesizing them and their use App 20030157015 - Reinheimer, Arne ; et al.	2003-08-21

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