Faymonville gets US patent rights for dual lane trailers
By John Skelly02 March 2015
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On Feb. 19, Faymonville acquired the complete U.S. patent rights for dual lane multi-axle transport vehicles, also known as the “897 patent.” As a result Faymonville will launch a new dual lane trailer concept called DualMax which will allow U.S. customers to purchase their trailer without infringing upon the 897 patent.
Faymonville will be represented at this week’s SC&RA Specialized Transportation Symposium in Atlanta.
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Faymonville will begin producing a new line of trailers called the DualMax
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