Trademark: FLUID TRANSFER SOLUTIONS 910960
Word
FLUID TRANSFER SOLUTIONS
ID
910960
Trademark Type
Word
Status
Lapsed: Not accepted
Application Date
29 April 2002
Owner(s)
Service
Spruson & Ferguson
Goods and Services:
Class 1:
Chemical products used in industry and science; materials (including without limitation, organic powders) for absorbing industrial and chemical substances (including waste substances); the foregoing goods including but not limited to such materials for absorbing oil and other industrial waste products
Chemical products used in industry and science; materials (including without limitation, organic powders) for absorbing industrial and chemical substances (including waste substances); the foregoing goods including but not limited to such materials for absorbing oil and other industrial waste products
Class 6:
Metal fittings in this class including steel machined fittings for connecting hoses or pipes; machined fittings in this class for hydraulic applications
Metal fittings in this class including steel machined fittings for connecting hoses or pipes; machined fittings in this class for hydraulic applications
Class 7:
Mechanical hose reels for flexible hoses, and parts and fittings and accessories therefor in this class
Mechanical hose reels for flexible hoses, and parts and fittings and accessories therefor in this class
Class 17:
Fixed and flexible lines, hoses and tubes (including lines, hoses and tubes used in hydraulic and pneumatic applications); parts and fittings for the aforesaid goods in this class, those parts and fittings including safety restraints for attachment to such lines, hoses and tubes to prevent or limit their movement when discharging under pressure
Fixed and flexible lines, hoses and tubes (including lines, hoses and tubes used in hydraulic and pneumatic applications); parts and fittings for the aforesaid goods in this class, those parts and fittings including safety restraints for attachment to such lines, hoses and tubes to prevent or limit their movement when discharging under pressure