KISTECH
USPTO Trademark Record · Serial No. 74057017
Trademark details
KISTECH is a trademark. Serial number of that application is 74057017.
It was initially claimed by Kishimoto Sangyo K.K. on 19900508.
That brand applies to the following goods and services:condensation type synthetic resins, namely, phenols, ureas, melamines, polyesters, silicones, and polyamides; and polymerization type synthetic resins, namely, polyethylenes, polypropylenes, polyvinyl acetates, polyvinyl chlorides, polystyrenes, polyvinylidene chlorides, fluorocarbons, polyurethanes; all for use in the production of synthetic leather goods, PVC compounds, films, sheets, synthetic rubber goods, and color agents, metal working machinery and implements, namely, rolling mills, gas welding machines; power tools; namely, electric drills, air drills, hand taps, electric hammers, air hammers, grinders, and drills; power operated cutting implements, namely, reamers, milling cutters, and gear cutters; machine parts, namely, molds for metal molding, namely, die casting molds, press molds, forging molds; civil engineering machinery and implements, namely, power shovels, truck cranes, land movers, front end loaders, rectifiers, transformers, electronic and magnetic measuring instruments, namely, ammeters, and oscillographs; electric and electronic equipment, namely, computers, electronic circuits programmed for computers, blank magnetic media in the form of discs and tapes, electronic tubes, semiconductor elements and integrated circuits, and aerial electric wire and cables, plastic based products, namely, plastic laminated sheets, plastic board made of deposited metal foil, plastic boards, plastic rods, plastic tubes, plastic films used in the manufacture of building materials, containers, films, sponges, linoleum sheets, and plastic wall paper; rubber based products, namely, rubber sheets, rubber tubes, and rubber rods used in the manufacture of rubber suction hoses, automobile tires, rubber sleeves for protecting parts or machines, and rubber stoppers.
Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): Peter J. Creedon.
You can learn more about that trademark on the USPTO website: View the USPTO record
It was initially claimed by Kishimoto Sangyo K.K. on 19900508.
That brand applies to the following goods and services:condensation type synthetic resins, namely, phenols, ureas, melamines, polyesters, silicones, and polyamides; and polymerization type synthetic resins, namely, polyethylenes, polypropylenes, polyvinyl acetates, polyvinyl chlorides, polystyrenes, polyvinylidene chlorides, fluorocarbons, polyurethanes; all for use in the production of synthetic leather goods, PVC compounds, films, sheets, synthetic rubber goods, and color agents, metal working machinery and implements, namely, rolling mills, gas welding machines; power tools; namely, electric drills, air drills, hand taps, electric hammers, air hammers, grinders, and drills; power operated cutting implements, namely, reamers, milling cutters, and gear cutters; machine parts, namely, molds for metal molding, namely, die casting molds, press molds, forging molds; civil engineering machinery and implements, namely, power shovels, truck cranes, land movers, front end loaders, rectifiers, transformers, electronic and magnetic measuring instruments, namely, ammeters, and oscillographs; electric and electronic equipment, namely, computers, electronic circuits programmed for computers, blank magnetic media in the form of discs and tapes, electronic tubes, semiconductor elements and integrated circuits, and aerial electric wire and cables, plastic based products, namely, plastic laminated sheets, plastic board made of deposited metal foil, plastic boards, plastic rods, plastic tubes, plastic films used in the manufacture of building materials, containers, films, sponges, linoleum sheets, and plastic wall paper; rubber based products, namely, rubber sheets, rubber tubes, and rubber rods used in the manufacture of rubber suction hoses, automobile tires, rubber sleeves for protecting parts or machines, and rubber stoppers.
Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): Peter J. Creedon.
You can learn more about that trademark on the USPTO website: View the USPTO record
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