Leonard F. Hug

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Wheatridge, CO, US

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Patents Grantslast 30 patents

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Offset perforated lead-acid battery grid method
- Patent number 4,196,757
- Issue date Apr 8, 1980
- The Gates Rubber Company
- Leonard F. Hug
- H01 - BASIC ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
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Apparatus for producing a spirally wound electrochemical cell
- Patent number 4,158,300
- Issue date Jun 19, 1979
- The Gates Rubber Company
- Leonard F. Hug
- H01 - BASIC ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
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Offset perforated lead-acid battery grid
- Patent number 4,151,331
- Issue date Apr 24, 1979
- The Gates Rubber Company
- Leonard F. Hug
- H01 - BASIC ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
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Spirally wound electrochemical cell and method and apparatus for it...
- Patent number 4,112,202
- Issue date Sep 5, 1978
- The Gates Rubber Company
- Leonard F. Hug
- B65 - CONVEYING PACKING STORING HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
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Method of producing spirally wound electrochemical cells
- Patent number 4,099,401
- Issue date Jul 11, 1978
- The Gates Rubber Company
- Leonard F. Hug
- B65 - CONVEYING PACKING STORING HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
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Apparatus for making spirally wound electrochemical cells
- Patent number 4,064,725
- Issue date Dec 27, 1977
- The Gates Rubber Company
- Leonard F. Hug
- B65 - CONVEYING PACKING STORING HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
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Spirally wound electrolytic cell and method for its winding
- Patent number 4,000,351
- Issue date Dec 28, 1976
- The Gates Rubber Company
- Leonard F. Hug
- H01 - BASIC ELECTRIC ELEMENTS

Leonard F. Hug

Person

Patents Grantslast 30 patents

Offset perforated lead-acid battery grid method

Apparatus for producing a spirally wound electrochemical cell

Offset perforated lead-acid battery grid

Spirally wound electrochemical cell and method and apparatus for it...

Method of producing spirally wound electrochemical cells

Apparatus for making spirally wound electrochemical cells

Spirally wound electrolytic cell and method for its winding