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Alain Gernez
Also filed as: GERNEZ ALAIN
11 granted patents·78 citations·filing 1977–2006
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11 records- 0175US7597500B2Arrangement for assembling two parts by screw-fastening using a screw-nut systemSIDEL PARTICIPATIONS·Filed 2006·Granted Oct 6, 2009·9 cites·16 claims
- 0253US4163703AMethod of coating the inside surface of a hollow bodyEUROP EQUIP MENAGER·Filed 1978·Granted Aug 7, 1979·8 cites·12 claims
- 0348US4301764AInstallation for electrostatic deposition of powder on objectsEUROP EQUIP MENAGER·Filed 1979·Granted Nov 24, 1981·19 cites·21 claims
- 0446US4454832AApparatus for electrostatically depositing powder in several different layers on objectsEUROP EQUIP MENAGER·Filed 1982·Granted Jun 19, 1984·9 cites·9 claims
- 0542US4590360ACooking chamber apparatusEUROP EQUIP MENAGER·Filed 1983·Granted May 20, 1986·8 cites·11 claims
- 0642US4137344AMethod of enamelling sheetsCOMP GENERALE ELECTRICITE·Filed 1977·Granted Jan 30, 1979·5 cites·4 claims
- 0739US4381018AFluidization unitEUROP EQUIP MENAGER·Filed 1980·Granted Apr 26, 1983·6 cites·3 claims
- 0839US4376136AMethod for electrostatically depositing powder in several different layers on objectsEUROP EQUIP MENAGER·Filed 1981·Granted Mar 8, 1983·5 cites·4 claims
- 0934US4224132ADevice for applying voltage to a part for electrochemical treatmentEUROP EQUIP MENAGER·Filed 1979·Granted Sep 23, 1980·3 cites·11 claims
- 1029US4381729AElectrostatic powder-depositing installationEUROP EQUIP MENAGER·Filed 1980·Granted May 3, 1983·4 cites·13 claims
- 1128US4385079AMethod and apparatus for re-ionizing insulating powder in an installation for electrostatically depositing powder on objectsEUROP EQUIP MENAGER·Filed 1981·Granted May 24, 1983·2 cites·12 claims
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