Technology and patents

Through engineering and technology development we have harnessed the magnetic field. Our LASER technology focuses it in a specific direction, which is why our fishing magnets can lift so much.

LASER focuses the field

In a conventional magnet the field spreads out. In our LASER magnets the field is focused in a specific direction, straight onto the debris. The 12.1″ LASER Fishing Magnet lifts up to 2.9 metric tonnes.

Patents and registered rights

Innovar's technology is protected by patents held through Innovar Engineering AS, and by trademarks and a registered design at the Norwegian Industrial Property Office, Patentstyret.

Patents

  • Fastening means for fastening of a cable to a tubular body
    Number
    US 11,448,343
    Country
    United States
    Status
    Granted 20 September 2022
    Holder
    Innovar Engineering AS, inventor Karluf Hagen
    Protects
    The CableSafe control line clamp
  • Cleaning tool
    Number
    NO 330997, international application WO 2009/116869
    Country
    Norway, PCT
    Status
    Granted 2011. Current status to be confirmed before launch.
    Holder
    Innovar Engineering AS, inventor Karluf Hagen
    Protects
    Wellbore cleaning tool

Registered trademarks

  • INNOVARFigurative mark, reg. no. 251966, registered 2009
  • InnomagWord mark, reg. no. 264389, registered 2012
  • WirlToolWord mark, reg. no. 264375, registered 2012
  • Magnum MagnetWord mark, reg. no. 292021, registered 2017
  • X WingWord mark, reg. no. 291719, registered 2017
  • CableSafeWord mark, reg. no. 292020, registered 2017
  • MMFWord mark, reg. no. 292022, registered 2017
  • Jet BailorWord mark, reg. no. 291714, registered 2017
  • InnoBristleWord mark, reg. no. 291700, registered 2017

Registered design

  • Cable clampDesign, reg. no. 085932, registered 2018

Sources: Patentstyret through Innovar's intellectual property on Proff.no, and the US and international patent registers.

Proven in the field

In a 20-inch whipstock milling operation in the North Sea, Langemann removed practically all swarf, 1,425 kg in total.

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