Trademark: ARNOTT 1642292
Word
ARNOTT
ID
1642292
Trademark Type
Word
Status
Protected: Registered/protected
Application Date
06 June 2013
Registration Date
06 June 2013
Renewal Date
06 June 2033
Owner(s)
Service
Pizzeys Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys Pty Ltd
Goods and Services:
Class 12:
Air suspension kits for rebuilding and repairing automobiles, motorcycles, trucks, sport utility vehicles (SUVs), golf carts and all terrain vehicles (ATVs) comprised of air suspension vehicle parts, namely, air suspension struts, air shock absorbers, air shock absorbing springs, inflation systems, namely, electric switch inflation systems comprised of air tanks, air lines, metric structural fittings for air lines, pressure switches, digital controllers, valve blocks, and air compressors and paddle switch inflation systems comprised of air lines, air compressors, air tanks, pressure switches, air gauges, pneumatic switches, manual inflation valves, and and strut replacement parts for automobiles, namely, air shock absorbers, electronic suspension struts, and solenoid resistors that emit a signal that can be received and understood by the computer system running the electronic suspension and that will prevent the computer from transmitting an error message for the non-electronic strut when a non-electronic suspension is installed in a car that originally had electronic struts or shocks
Air suspension kits for rebuilding and repairing automobiles, motorcycles, trucks, sport utility vehicles (SUVs), golf carts and all terrain vehicles (ATVs) comprised of air suspension vehicle parts, namely, air suspension struts, air shock absorbers, air shock absorbing springs, inflation systems, namely, electric switch inflation systems comprised of air tanks, air lines, metric structural fittings for air lines, pressure switches, digital controllers, valve blocks, and air compressors and paddle switch inflation systems comprised of air lines, air compressors, air tanks, pressure switches, air gauges, pneumatic switches, manual inflation valves, and and strut replacement parts for automobiles, namely, air shock absorbers, electronic suspension struts, and solenoid resistors that emit a signal that can be received and understood by the computer system running the electronic suspension and that will prevent the computer from transmitting an error message for the non-electronic strut when a non-electronic suspension is installed in a car that originally had electronic struts or shocks