Inventor · Maple Grove, MN, US

Lyle Enderson

26Patents

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9Co-inventors

52Inventor score

Filing activity: Jun 5, 2012 → May 31, 2022

Most-cited inventions

Patent	Title	Area	Cited by	Status
US8999259B2	Floating dispensers	Chemistry; Metallurgy	8	Active
USD925001S1	Dispensing cartridge holder	General	7	Active
US9039903B2	Method of conditioning a body of water by delivering different dispersant combinations through a floating generally spherical dispenser system	Chemistry; Metallurgy	4	Active
USD925693S1	Dispensing cartridge holder	General	2	Active
US10337200B2	Dispenser systems	Chemistry; Metallurgy	2	Active
US9174177B2	Floating dispenser	Chemistry; Metallurgy	2	Active
US10047535B2	Dispenser and multi-cartridge systems	Chemistry; Metallurgy	2	Active
US11629080B2	Filterwell cartridges	Chemistry; Metallurgy	1	Active
US11008235B2	Floating dispensers	Chemistry; Metallurgy	1	Active
US11203539B1	Free chlorine maintained systems	Chemistry; Metallurgy	1	Active
US11124436B2	Floating dispensers	Chemistry; Metallurgy	1	Active
USD883058S1	Spa filter well dispenser cartridge holder	General	1	Active
US11278829B2	Filterwell cartridge holder	Performing Operations; Transporting	1	Active
US9862626B2	Floating dispensers	Chemistry; Metallurgy	1	Active
US10286365B2	Dispensing system for cakeable materials	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	1	Active
US10017402B2	Floating dispensers	Chemistry; Metallurgy	1	Active
USD950006S1	Dispensing cartridge holder	General	1	Active
US11141685B2	Dispenser	Chemistry; Metallurgy	0	Active
US11434651B2	Dispensing system	Chemistry; Metallurgy	0	Active
US12404689B2	Dispenser systems	Chemistry; Metallurgy	0	Active
US10988951B2	Dispensing system	Chemistry; Metallurgy	0	Active
USD916498S1	Dispenser holder	General	0	Active
US11278830B2	Filterwell cartridge holder	Chemistry; Metallurgy	0	Active
US11999637B2	Free chlorine maintained system	Chemistry; Metallurgy	0	Active
US11629078B1	Free chlorine maintained systems	Chemistry; Metallurgy	0	Active

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