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Ipswich, United Kingdom

Richard A Hann

USPTO Granted Patents = 42

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.5

ph-index = 8

Forward Citations = 190(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Cheshire, GB (1988 - 1990)
  • Frodsham, GB (1982 - 1991)
  • Suffolk, GB (1992 - 1999)
  • Essex, GB (2001)
  • Ipswich, GB (1990 - 2013)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal40 out of 3,840 
 
Imperial Chemical Industries Limited
 patents
silverMedal1 out of 206 
 
Akzo Nobel Coatings International B.v.
 patents
bronzeMedal1 out of 1 
 
Keith W. Nash & Co.
 patent

Years Active: 1982-2013

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42 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 8557355 - Thermal transfer printing (2013-10-15),
2. 7286150 - Thermal transfer printing (2007-10-23),
3. 7152973 - Inkjet receiver media (2006-12-26),
4. 6838136 - Coated substrate for use in ink-jet printers (2005-01-04),
5. 6778200 - Thermal transfer printer, dyesheet and method of operation (2004-08-17),
6. 6555206 - Receiver sheet (2003-04-29),
7. 6197726 - Cards (2001-03-06),
8. 6195111 - Cassette casing for thermal transfer printing dye ribbon (2001-02-27),
9. 5917530 - Dye diffusion thermal transfer printing (1999-06-29),
10. 5864356 - Laser dye thermal transfer printing (1999-01-26),
11. 5711226 - Printing method and apparatus (1998-01-27),
12. 5691273 - Thermal transfer printing dye sheet (1997-11-25),
13. 5510313 - Thermal transfer printing dyesheet (1996-04-23),
14. 5476831 - Thermal transfer printing receiver (1995-12-19),
15. 5426087 - Thermal transfer printing receiver (1995-06-20),

Title: Innovator Spotlight - Richard A. Hann

Introduction: Richard A. Hann, a prolific inventor hailing from Ipswich, GB, has made significant contributions to the field of thermal transfer printing with an impressive portfolio of 42 patents.

Latest Patents:

1. Thermal Transfer Printing - Hann's innovative retransfer intermediate sheet allows for the printing of images onto articles through thermal retransfer. The sheet is designed for use on three-dimensional objects, making it versatile and practical for various applications.

2. Fluorescent Image Printing Method - Hann's method enables the creation of high-quality non-monochrome fluorescent images using different fluorescent dyes. This method provides exceptional image quality, especially under UV light, surpassing traditional mass transfer printing processes.

Career Highlights: Hann has notably worked with esteemed companies such as Imperial Chemical Industries Limited and Akzo Nobel Coatings International B.V., where he honed his skills and expertise in the field of thermal transfer printing.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Hann has collaborated with talented individuals such as Nicholas C. Beck and Barry Pack, further enriching his innovative endeavors and fostering a culture of creativity and excellence.

Conclusion: Richard A. Hann stands as a visionary inventor in the realm of thermal transfer printing, pushing the boundaries of traditional printing methods with his groundbreaking technologies. His dedication to innovation and collaboration underscores his remarkable contributions to the industry, inspiring future generations of inventors to think outside the box.

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