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Werner Op De Beeck
Also filed as: DE BEECK WERNER O · DE BEECK WERNER OP
10 granted patents·149 citations·filing 1995–2003
90Inventor score
Technology areasG03G
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10 records- 0190US5558969AElectro(stato)graphic method using reactive tonersAGFA GEVAERT NV·Filed 1995·Granted Sep 24, 1996·52 cites·24 claims
- 0276US6238835B1Toner particles containing a mixture of a modified linear polymer, a cross-linked polymer and a waxXEIKON NV·Filed 2000·Granted May 29, 2001·14 cites·27 claims
- 0368US5985503AElectrostatographic method for the production of transfer imagesAGFA GEVAERT NV·Filed 1998·Granted Nov 16, 1999·22 cites·9 claims
- 0467US6156416ATransfer foil for use in electrostatographic printingAGFA GEVAERT NV·Filed 1998·Granted Dec 5, 2000·20 cites·7 claims
- 0559US6248492B1Method for electrostatographically producing master images for decoration of ceramic objectsXEIKON NV·Filed 1999·Granted Jun 19, 2001·14 cites·33 claims
- 0655US6071664AToner particles containing a mixture of a modified linear polymer, a cross-linked polymer and a waxAGFA GEVAERT NV·Filed 1998·Granted Jun 6, 2000·10 cites·17 claims
- 0748US5966571AMethod for electrostatographically producing master images for decoration of ceramic objectsAGFA GEVAERT NV·Filed 1997·Granted Oct 12, 1999·9 cites·10 claims
- 0842US5837416AToner particles comprising specified polymeric beads in the bulk of the toner particlesAGFA GEVAERT NV·Filed 1997·Granted Nov 17, 1998·6 cites·15 claims
- 0934US6887639B2Liquid toner compositionXEIKON INT NV·Filed 2003·Granted May 3, 2005·0 cites·22 claims
- 1033US5888657AImage receptor sheet or web material carrying a layer with a polysiloxane modified polymerAGFA GEVAERT NV·Filed 1997·Granted Mar 30, 1999·2 cites·5 claims
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