Class 8 Trademarks

Hand Tools and implements, Cutlery

International Class 8 of the Nice Classification covers Hand Tools and implements, Cutlery. If your business offers these goods or services, this is the class you'd register your trademark in — and the USPTO government fee applies per class. Below are examples of marks already registered in Class 8. Register your trademark in Class 8 →

Registered trademarks in Class 8

Trademark	Reg. / Serial #
BUCKET BUDDY	74040380
GP	74040662
GEORGIA-PACIFIC	74040663
SINTERMET	74040837
CJT/DURAPOINT SOLID CARBIDE CUTTING TOOL	74040838
ORIGINAL FISSLER PROFI-COLLECTION	74041034
KWIK-KEY	74041431
ROLLER WRENCH	74041432
SIDE WINDER	74041433
GRIPPER	74041434
TWISTER	74041436
CHROME SAVER	74041535
COUSINS	74041554
VIBRASIX	74041564
WENGER	74041708
DIRT BALL	74041795
THE CHEESE MACHINE	74042006
ROCK TOOLS	74042314
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE	74042366
AFA	74042368
COMING HOME WITH LANDS' END DIRECT MERCHANTS	74042469
COMING HOME WITH LANDS' END	74042471
HART	74042904
HART FRAMER	74042905
HART TRIMMER	74042906
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