Trademark: pHixer 1773669
Word
pHixer
ID
1773669
Trademark Type
Word
Status
Registered: Registered/protected
Application Date
30 May 2016
Registration Date
30 May 2016
Renewal Date
30 May 2026
Owner(s)
Service
Spruson & Ferguson
Goods and Services:
Class 1:
Chemical adjuvants for use in agriculture; Chemical adjuvants for use in forestry; Chemical adjuvants for use in horticulture; Chemical adjuvants for use in industry; Chemical adjuvants for use in science; Indicators (chemicals) for scientific use; Chemical that reduces and buffers the pH of the spray solution; Chemical containing a pH indicator that turns the colour of the spray water pink when the optimum pH range of 4.5 to 5.5 has been reached; Chemical used to increase the wetting spreading properties of pesticide solutions to reduce the possibility of chemical damage to the plant caused by concentrated droplets; Chemical used to improve the cuticular penetration and increases plant uptake of systemic herbicides, insecticides and foliar fertilizers; Chemical used to prevent rapid hydrolysis of alkaline sensitive pesticides; Chemical used to improve the compatibility of emulsifiable concentrates with foliar fertilizers
Chemical adjuvants for use in agriculture; Chemical adjuvants for use in forestry; Chemical adjuvants for use in horticulture; Chemical adjuvants for use in industry; Chemical adjuvants for use in science; Indicators (chemicals) for scientific use; Chemical that reduces and buffers the pH of the spray solution; Chemical containing a pH indicator that turns the colour of the spray water pink when the optimum pH range of 4.5 to 5.5 has been reached; Chemical used to increase the wetting spreading properties of pesticide solutions to reduce the possibility of chemical damage to the plant caused by concentrated droplets; Chemical used to improve the cuticular penetration and increases plant uptake of systemic herbicides, insecticides and foliar fertilizers; Chemical used to prevent rapid hydrolysis of alkaline sensitive pesticides; Chemical used to improve the compatibility of emulsifiable concentrates with foliar fertilizers