Inventor · Lo Wu, CN

Gan Wei

27Patents

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10Co-inventors

62Inventor score

Filing activity: Nov 17, 2006 → Sep 19, 2023

Most-cited inventions

Patent	Title	Area	Cited by	Status
US7789282B2	Nailer device	Performing Operations; Transporting	12	Active
US10040181B2	Hand-held power tool with lighting element	Mechanical Engineering; Lighting; Heating	12	Active
USD564114S1	Flashlight	General	11	Expired
US8485276B2	Auto hammer	Performing Operations; Transporting	10	Active
US8596512B2	Clamping mechanism for an electric hammer	Performing Operations; Transporting	9	Active
US7963430B2	Nailer device	Performing Operations; Transporting	8	Active
US8192254B2	Sander with a balance means	Performing Operations; Transporting	7	Active
US8348120B2	Auto hammer	Performing Operations; Transporting	6	Active
US7731571B2	Electric sanding machine	Performing Operations; Transporting	6	Active
US8074856B2	Nailer device	Performing Operations; Transporting	3	Active
US8308039B2	Clamping mechanism for an auto hammer	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	3	Active
US8991516B2	Electric tool	Performing Operations; Transporting	2	Active
US9440339B2	Electric screwdriver	Mechanical Engineering; Lighting; Heating	2	Active
US8978951B2	Auto hammer	Performing Operations; Transporting	2	Active
US8342375B2	Nailer device	Performing Operations; Transporting	2	Active
US9975226B2	Electric tool for outputting torque	Performing Operations; Transporting	1	Active
US9630302B2	Electric screwdriver	Mechanical Engineering; Lighting; Heating	1	Active
US8348119B2	Nailer device	Performing Operations; Transporting	1	Active
USRE44344E1	Nailer device	General	1	Active
US10272548B2	Electric screwdriver	Mechanical Engineering; Lighting; Heating	1	Active
US8083117B2	Nailer device	Performing Operations; Transporting	0	Active
USRE44572E1	Nailer device	General	0	Active
US12111782B2	Method and system for analyzing data	Electricity	0	Active
USRE44571E1	Nailer device	General	0	Active
USRE44602E1	Nailer device	General	0	Active

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.