Trademark: PLATYPUS 1839613
Word
PLATYPUS
ID
1839613
Trademark Type
Word
Status
Registered: Registered/protected
Application Date
20 April 2017
Registration Date
20 April 2017
Renewal Date
20 April 2027
Owner(s)
Service
Spruson & Ferguson
Goods and Services:
Class 10:
Apparatus for medical rehabilitation; bath seats and benches for use by invalids; beds, chairs, seats, steps and stools especially made for medical use; commodes including accessories and fittings for commodes; furniture for medical examination purposes; medical instrument trolleys; invalids' hoists; invalid walkers, walking frames and crutches; lifting appliances for invalids; rehabilitation equipment; seats specifically adapted for raising and lowering invalids; slings for patient lifting hoists; seats, hoists and slings for raising, lowering and lifting invalids and patients specifically adapted for use with swimming pools; seats, hoists and slings for raising, lowering and lifting invalids and patients specifically adapted for use with cars and other vehicles; support devices enabling disabled persons and invalids to use toilets; tables (furniture), made for medical purposes
Apparatus for medical rehabilitation; bath seats and benches for use by invalids; beds, chairs, seats, steps and stools especially made for medical use; commodes including accessories and fittings for commodes; furniture for medical examination purposes; medical instrument trolleys; invalids' hoists; invalid walkers, walking frames and crutches; lifting appliances for invalids; rehabilitation equipment; seats specifically adapted for raising and lowering invalids; slings for patient lifting hoists; seats, hoists and slings for raising, lowering and lifting invalids and patients specifically adapted for use with swimming pools; seats, hoists and slings for raising, lowering and lifting invalids and patients specifically adapted for use with cars and other vehicles; support devices enabling disabled persons and invalids to use toilets; tables (furniture), made for medical purposes