Sugar Land, TX, United States of America

Fairfield Industries, Inc.


USPTO Granted Patents = 111

% Expired Patents = 17.1



Trademarks = 7

Forward Citations = 1,645

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51 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

goldMedal Clifford H Ray (44 out of 61 patents)

silverMedal James Nelson Thompson (40 out of 53 patents)

bronzeMedal Glenn D Fisseler (37 out of 51 patents)

4.  Etienne Marc (16 out of 29 patents)

5.  Roger L Fyffe (14 out of 31 patents)

6.  Hal B Haygood (13 out of 19 patents)

7.  Jerry L Laws (9 out of 9 patents)

8.  William Hopewell (8 out of 9 patents)

9.  William Guyton (7 out of 14 patents)

10.  Stephen W Jewell (7 out of 8 patents)

11.  Larry E Berges (7 out of 7 patents)

12.  Philip Lacovara (5 out of 12 patents)

13.  Kenneth Craft (5 out of 6 patents)

14.  Adam Gersztenkorn (4 out of 4 patents)

15.  Michael Morris (4 out of 18 patents)


Core Competencies:
Seismic Data
Underwater Vehicles
High-Bandwidth Communication
Geophone Calibration
Ocean Bottom Seismometers
Data Analysis
Structural Detection
Node Deployment
Conveyor Systems
Survey Methods
Seismic Imaging
Buoyancy Control

111 patents:

Fairfield Industries, Inc. is a leading manufacturing company specializing in innovative industrial solutions. With over 30 years of experience, we offer a wide range of high-quality products and services to meet the needs of various industries. We pride ourselves on our commitment to excellence, reliability, and customer satisfaction. Visit our website to learn more about our capabilities and to discover how we can help your business succeed.
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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Sep 29 2026

Fairfield Industries, Inc.
111 Patents

#4 in Sugar Land, TX

#192 in Texas

#3,451 in US

#7,097 in the World

Sugar Land, TX (US)
Sugar Land, TX, United States of America
Forward Citations = 1,645

51 inventors:

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