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1)
Elford Hinges (4 types available)
Our client has developed
four novel designs of hinges that are suitable for a wide range of
applications and is actively seeking potential licensees for worldwide
market. Patents have been applied for throughout the world.
Please email
cepta@keith-leaman.co.uk
for a confidentiality agreement so that we
can send you further details.
Please state in your email that you are interested into the possibilities
of taking a licence
and send us sufficient information about your company to enable us to
assess your potential as a licensee for these novel products.
2) Wallet
Our client has developed a
novel design of wallet that can be used to protect the entry of PIN
numbers from prying eyes. A British patent has been applied for and
unregistered design rights protect the design. The wallet can which can be
constructed in a number of materials such as high quality leather,
synthetic leather, plastic or high quality card. Our client is actively
seeking licensees to supply the UK. market.
Please
email
cepta@keith-leaman.co.uk for fuller details and state that you are
interested in taking a licence to make the wallets.
3) Heat Loss and Heat Efficiency
calculator
Our client Gekko Tools
Ltd. has developed a novel design of hand held calculator that enables one
to measure a room and automatically calculate heat loss and heating
efficiency of a building. The device can also be used to calculate and
produce SATs Reports suitable for HIP (House Information Packs) at very
much reduced time and cost that presently possible with other methods. If
you are interested in taking a licence to manufacture such devices please
email
cepta@keith-leaman.co.uk for fuller
details stating that you are interested in the heat loss calculator.
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