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REGISTERED

on 4 Mar 1983

TM5 Status

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Last Applicant/ Owned by

Evonik Operations GmbH

Bennigsenplatz 140474 Düsseldorf

Serial Number

488250 filed on 11^th Jun 1982

Registration Number

TMA277239 registered on 4^th Mar 1983

Registration expiry Date

4^th Mar 2028

Correspondent Address

MARKS & CLERK

180 Kent StreetSuite 1900Ottawa

ONTARIO

K1P0B6

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Trademark usage description

finely divided silicic acid for use as a reinforcing filler in rubber including silicon rubber; finely divided silicic acid for use as a free-flowing Read More

Classification Information

Class [001]
Finely divided silicic acid for use as a reinforcing filler in rubber including silicon rubber; finely divided silicic acid for use as a free-flowing agent for powders; finely divided silicic acid for use in the cosmetics industry as an agent to improve the absorption of water or liquids and as an agent to improve the adhesion of powder to the skin; finely divided silicic acid for use in the electronic industry for TV tubes; finely divided silicic acid for use in light sensitive paper; finely divided silicic acid for use in silica lubricating greases, in vinyl resins, and in adhesives as an anti-blocking agent for cellulose hydrate foils; finely divided silicic acid for use in polyvinylchloride, in polyethyline and in other plastics; finely divided silicic acid for use alone or in mixtures with other oxides as insulating material; finely divided silicic acid for use in the paint industry as an anti-settling and thixotropic agent; finely divided silicic acid for use in the pharmaceutical industry as an agent to improve the compatibility of active tablet ingredients and as an agent to improve the disintegration of tablets; finely divided silicic acid for use in the pharmaceutical industry as a thickening agent for emulsions, pastes, for toothpastes.

Classification kind code

Class [002]
Finely divided silicic acid for use in the paint industry as a thickening and matting agent; finely divided silicic acid for thickening printing inks; finely divided silicic acid for thickening purposes in enamels.

Classification kind code

Mark Details

Serial Number

488250

Mark Type

Trademark

Legal History

Action Taken	Status
Submitted for opposition 280 on 15^th Aug 2024	Nice Correspondence Sent
Submitted for opposition 57 on 19^th Feb 2020	Amendment to Registration
Submitted for opposition 61 on 4^th Mar 2013	Renewed
Submitted for opposition 57 on 17^th Apr 2008	Amendment to Registration
Submitted for opposition 57 on 5^th Jun 2003	Amendment to Registration
Submitted for opposition 80 on 18^th Nov 1999	Change of Title Registered
Submitted for opposition 61 on 4^th Mar 1998	Renewed
Submitted for opposition 87 on 13^th Nov 1996	Rep for Service Changed
Submitted for opposition 55 on 4^th Mar 1983	Registered
Submitted for opposition 30 on 11^th Jun 1982	Filed

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AEROSIL

Classification Information

Classification kind code

Class [002]Finely divided silicic acid for use in the paint industry as a thickening and matting agent; finely divided silicic acid for thickening printing inks; finely divided silicic acid for thickening purposes in enamels.

Classification kind code

Mark Details

Serial Number

Mark Type

Legal History

Class [002]
Finely divided silicic acid for use in the paint industry as a thickening and matting agent; finely divided silicic acid for thickening printing inks; finely divided silicic acid for thickening purposes in enamels.