US 12653169 — Patent Expiration

FISHING ROD

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US 12653169

Fishing Rod

High Confidence

Application No. 18542957

October 27, 2042

16y 115d remaining

Earliest effective filing

Dec 18, 2023

+ 20 years

Dec 18, 2043

PTA +8d

Dec 26, 2043

TD cap (US 12446561)

Oct 27, 2042

Final

Oct 27, 2042

This calculation includes Patent Term Adjustment (PTA) under 35 U.S.C. §154(b). Patent Term Extension (PTE) under 35 U.S.C. §156 (for FDA-regulated products) is not included. Note: terminal disclaimers can affect PTA (In re Cellect, LLC).

Calculation Details

Base Term Calculation

Filing Date

December 18, 2023

Earliest Effective Filing

December 18, 2023

Issue Date

June 16, 2026

PTA

+8 days

Base Expiry (before PTA)

December 18, 2043

December 18, 2023 + 20 years = December 18, 2043 + 8 PTA days = December 26, 2043

No continuity chain — used own filing date.

Terminal Disclaimer Analysis

TD Approved

1 approved, 1 filed

TD caps expiration to October 27, 2042 (earliest expiring referenced patent: US 12446561)

US 12446561(App. 18696215)

Capping Patent

Rear Grip Structure For Fishing Rod

Filing Date

Mar 27, 2024

Earliest Effective Filing

Oct 27, 2022

Issue Date

Oct 21, 2025

PTA

0 days

Calculated Expiration

Oct 27, 2042

National Stage Entry of PCTJP2022040048, filed Oct 27, 2022

Oct 27, 2022 + 20y = Oct 27, 2042

US 12653169(App. 18542957)(from app 18542957)

Fishing Rod

Filing Date

Dec 18, 2023

Earliest Effective Filing

Dec 18, 2023

Issue Date

Jun 16, 2026

PTA

+8 days

Calculated Expiration

Dec 26, 2043

Dec 18, 2023 + 20y + 8d PTA = Dec 26, 2043

Data sourced from public USPTO records. This tool provides informational estimates and should not be relied upon as legal advice. Always verify patent expiration dates independently, especially where patent term extension, terminal disclaimers, or unusual continuity issues may apply.