RUCH; Joachim

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for RUCH; Joachim.The latest application filed is for "method for producing fibers, films and moldings of a polybenzazole polymer (p)".

Company Profile

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RUCH; Joachim - Ludwigshafen DE
Ruch; Joachim - Wachenheim N/A DE
Ruch; Joachim - Stuttgart DE

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Method For Producing Fibers, Films And Moldings Of A Polybenzazole Polymer (p) App 20200407508 - BRILL; Marcel ; et al.	2020-12-31
Method For Producing A Polybenzazol Polymer (p) App 20190359773 - HOECKER; Johannes David ; et al.	2019-11-28
Method and device for granulating polymer melts containing blowing agent Grant 8,795,562 - Schmaus , et al. August 5, 2	2014-08-05
Module for absorbing energy Grant 8,770,637 - Hess , et al. July 8, 2	2014-07-08
Flameproof expandable styrene polymers, and method for the production thereof Grant 8,222,307 - Allmendinger , et al. July 17, 2	2012-07-17
Process for producing polystyrene foam particles having a high density Grant 8,168,096 - Allmendinger , et al. May 1, 2	2012-05-01
Module For Absorbing Energy App 20120009404 - HE ; Heiko ; et al.	2012-01-12
Expandable polystyrene granulates with a bi- or multi-modal molecular-weight distribution Grant 7,868,053 - Hahn , et al. January 11, 2	2011-01-11
Flameproof Expandable Styrene Polymers, And Method For The Production Thereof App 20100273925 - Allmendinger; Markus ; et al.	2010-10-28
Method for producing expandable polystyrene Grant 7,776,244 - Dietzen , et al. August 17, 2	2010-08-17
Method And Device For Granulating Polymer Melts Containing Blowing Agent App 20090108480 - Schmaus; Paulus ; et al.	2009-04-30
Process For Producing Polystyrene Foam Particles Having A High Density App 20090065960 - Allmendinger; Markus ; et al.	2009-03-12
Method for the Production of Expandable Styrol Polymers Having Improved Expandability App 20090039537 - Hahn; Klaus ; et al.	2009-02-12
Expandable Polystyrene Granulates With a Bi- or Multi-Modal Molecular-Weight Distribution App 20080281004 - Hahn; Klaus ; et al.	2008-11-13
Antistatic Treatment of Expandable Polystryrene App 20080167393 - Allmendinger; Markus ; et al.	2008-07-10
Expandable Styrene Polymers With Halogen-Free Flame Retardancy App 20080096988 - Hahn; Klaus ; et al.	2008-04-24
Halogen-Fere Flame-Retarded Polymer Foams App 20080058435 - Allmendinger; Markus ; et al.	2008-03-06
Synergistic Flame-Proof Mixtures for Polystyrene Foams App 20070238794 - Hahn; Klaus ; et al.	2007-10-11
Moldable-foam moldings composed of expandable styrene polymers and mixtures with thermoplastic polymers App 20070112081 - Hahn; Klaus ; et al.	2007-05-17
Moldable-foam moldings composed of expandable pelletized filled polymer materials App 20070112082 - Hahn; Klaus ; et al.	2007-05-17
Method for producing expandable polystyrene App 20050156344 - Dietzen, Franz-Josef ; et al.	2005-07-21
Comb element with a surface structure set back from the involute surface App 20040228937 - Ruch, Joachim ; et al.	2004-11-18

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