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Walter J. Hall
Also filed as: HALL WALTER J · HALL WALTER JAMES
12 granted patents·262 citations·filing 1978–1998
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12 records- 0190US5345061AConvection/infrared solder reflow apparatus utilizing controlled gas flowVITRONICS CORP·Filed 1992·Granted Sep 6, 1994·69 cites·16 claims
- 0289US5573688AConvection/infrared solder reflow apparatusVITRONICS CORP·Filed 1994·Granted Nov 12, 1996·62 cites·15 claims
- 0378US6146448AFlux management system for a solder reflow ovenSOLTEC BV·Filed 1998·Granted Nov 14, 2000·43 cites·37 claims
- 0476US4324959APre-insertion resistor mechanism for a circuit interrupting deviceS & C ELECTRIC CO·Filed 1978·Granted Apr 13, 1982·17 cites·13 claims
- 0571US4596906AArrangement for providing independent rotary and linear drive outputs for high-voltage switchesS & C ELECTRIC CO·Filed 1985·Granted Jun 24, 1986·16 cites·30 claims
- 0671US4384185ACircuit interrupting deviceS & C ELECTRIC CO·Filed 1981·Granted May 17, 1983·15 cites·21 claims
- 0754US4541358AMethod and apparatus for solder removalHTC CORP·Filed 1983·Granted Sep 17, 1985·14 cites·20 claims
- 0843US4562324AElectrical contact for use in a current-interrupting unitS & C ELECTRIC CO·Filed 1984·Granted Dec 31, 1985·5 cites·21 claims
- 0939US4636602ALinear operating mechanism for electrical switchesS & C ELECTRIC CO·Filed 1985·Granted Jan 13, 1987·7 cites·56 claims
- 1038US4986578ADoor latching arrangement for an enclosureS & C ELECTRIC CO·Filed 1988·Granted Jan 22, 1991·8 cites·4 claims
- 1135US4757780AApparatus for solder removalHTC CORP·Filed 1986·Granted Jul 19, 1988·5 cites·2 claims
- 1230US4338499AAnti-paralleling apparatus for high-voltage gearS & C ELECTRIC CO·Filed 1980·Granted Jul 6, 1982·1 cites·11 claims
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