F02M 3/055 Fuel flow cut-off by introducing air, e.g. brake air, into the idling fuel system
Introduced: January 1985
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Idling devices for carburettors > Preventing flow of idling fuel > under conditions where engine is driven instead of driving, e.g. driven by vehicle running down hill > Fuel flow cut-off by introducing air, e.g. brake air, into the idling fuel system
Idling devices for carburettors (with means for facilitating engine's idling below operational temperatures F02M1/00) > Preventing flow of idling fuel > under conditions where engine is driven instead of driving, e.g. driven by vehicle running down hill > Fuel flow cut-off by introducing air, e.g. brake air, into the idling fuel system
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Top Applicants
Top Applicants (IPC)
Class F02,2013–2023, worldwide · Source: EPO PATSTAT
- TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION 8,687
- ROBERT BOSCH DE 8,328
- FORD GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES US 7,423
- GE (GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY) US 5,732
- UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION (UTC) US 5,592
- HYUNDAI MOTOR COMPANY KR 4,699
- TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION JP 4,541
- DENSO CORPORATION 3,711
- WEICHAI POWER COMPANY 3,486
- SAFRAN AIRCRAFT ENGINES FR 3,249
Top Applicants (CPC)
Class F02,2013–2023, worldwide · Source: EPO PATSTAT
- ROBERT BOSCH DE 8,801
- FORD GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES US 8,171
- GE (GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY) US 6,957
- HYUNDAI MOTOR COMPANY KR 5,390
- UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION (UTC) US 5,250
- TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION JP 5,214
- TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION 4,149
- DENSO CORPORATION JP 3,400
- KIA MOTORS CORPORATION KR 3,388
- SAFRAN AIRCRAFT ENGINES FR 3,332