HC

Harold E. Clupper

KN Kensey Nash: 3 patents #22 of 64Top 35%
RH Rheologics: 3 patents #6 of 12Top 50%
VT Visco Technologies: 3 patents #3 of 6Top 50%
UN Unknown: 1 patents #29,356 of 83,584Top 40%
Overall (All Time): #302,265 of 4,157,543Top 8%
16
Patents All Time

Issued Patents All Time

Patent #TitleCo-InventorsDate
6805674 Viscosity measuring apparatus and method of use Kenneth Kensey, John E. Nash 2004-10-19
6659965 Viscosity measuring apparatus and method of use Kenneth Kensey, John E. Nash 2003-12-09
6624435 Dual riser/dual capillary viscometer for newtonian and non-newtonian fluids Kenneth Kensey, William N. Hogenauer, John E. Nash, Sangho Kim, Young Cho +3 more 2003-09-23
6428488 Dual riser/dual capillary viscometer for newtonian and non-newtonian fluids Kenneth Kensey, William N. Hogenauer, John E. Nash, Sangho Kim, Young Cho +3 more 2002-08-06
6261244 Viscosity measuring apparatus and method of use Kenneth Kensey, John E. Nash 2001-07-17
6152888 Viscosity measuring apparatus and method of use Kenneth Kensey, John E. Nash 2000-11-28
6019735 Viscosity measuring apparatus and method of use Kenneth Kensey, John E. Nash 2000-02-01
6015386 System including an implantable device and methods of use for determining blood pressure and other blood parameters of a living being Kenneth Kensey 2000-01-18
5846212 Passive mandible translator Reinier Beeuwkes 1998-12-08
5702355 Portable adjustable traction appliance to treat carpal tunnel syndrome and other problems of the wrist Ronald M. Repice, II 1997-12-30
5586980 Microkeratome Frederic B. Kremer 1996-12-24
5583590 Alert monitoring system 1996-12-10
5531757 Methods and stabilized instruments for performing medical procedures percutaneously without a trocar Kenneth Kensey, James Meikle, Jr., John E. Nash 1996-07-02
RE34866 Device for sealing percutaneous puncture in a vessel Kenneth Kensey 1995-02-21
5383886 Methods and instruments for performing medical procedures percutaneously without a trocar Kenneth Kensey 1995-01-24
5318040 Instruments and methods for performing medical procedures via small percutaneous incisions or punctures without using a trocar Kenneth Kensey, John E. Nash, James Meikle, Jr. 1994-06-07