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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 8043147 | Vitreous system A vitreous system of the invention is provided for use particularly as windowpanes of a car or the like vehicle, and is always kept clean over its whole surface. A multi-layer vitreous body ‘A’ forming the system is composed of an outside glass plate (1),... | 10/25/2011 |
| 7261358 | Windscreen apparatus To provide a windscreen apparatus which can provide a good screening effect from traveling wind from the front of a driver while suppressing the height of the screen. The windscreen apparatus includes a front cowl having a screen mounted to a vehicle body. An upward... | 08/28/2007 |
| 6963049 | Snow removal system A snow removal system for melting snow from the body of a vehicle is disclosed. The snow removal system includes a control assembly being designed for operationally coupling to a power supply of the vehicle. A plurality of conducting strips are operationally coupled... | 11/08/2005 |
| 6520567 | Vehicle window ventilation system A vehicle window ventilation system of this invention contains vertical slots in forward portions of the window or frame. Air due to vehicle movement passes in the slots to the cavity between the windowpanes. There is a passage for airflow from the cavity... | 02/18/2003 |
| 6171184 | Heat window system A window system for defrosting the windows of a vehicle comprises a windshield assembly having first and second spaced-apart panes of glass with an interlayer of air space therebetween. A frame surrounds the panes and maintains the air space therebetween.... | 01/09/2001 |
| 4870895 | System for ventilating the interior of a vehicle A system for ventilating the interior of a vehicle by introducing processed outside air (added air) via the roof of the vehicle via outlet openings in the roof of the vehicle which are individually allocated and generally congruent to seat surfaces and th... | 10/03/1989 |
