MAXLINER

Trademark usage description

pipe-lining equipment used in the rehabilitation of existing conduits, sewer pipes, and non-pressurized pipes, namely, pipe-lining machines for lining Read More

Classification Information

Class [007]
Pipe-lining equipment used in the rehabilitation of existing conduits, sewer pipes, and non-pressurized pipes, namely, pipe-lining machines for lining the interior of metal, plastic, and clay water and drain pipes with semi-processed resin through the cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) process; system for repairing pipelines comprised of vacuum pumps, electrical heating units for heating thermo-setting resins, power-operated pipe cutters, metal hose fittings, metal pipe connectors, metal pipe couplings, metal pipes, mechanical and power operated calibration rollers, thermo-settings resins applicators, thermo-setting resins, aluminum inversion drum, and inversion unit, all sold as a unit

Classification kind code

Class [017]
Cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) resin system in the nature of thermosetting and UV-cured semi-processed resins used in the rehabilitation of existing conduits, sewer pipes, and non-pressurized pipes

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Serial Number

2312587

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Legal History

Action Taken	Status
Submitted for opposition 287 on 14^th Mar 2024	Pre-Assessment Letter Sent
Submitted for opposition 30 on 28^th Feb 2024	Filed
Submitted for opposition 1 on 28^th Feb 2024	Created
Submitted for opposition 31 on 28^th Feb 2024	Formalized

MAXLINER

Classification Information

Classification kind code

Class [017]Cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) resin system in the nature of thermosetting and UV-cured semi-processed resins used in the rehabilitation of existing conduits, sewer pipes, and non-pressurized pipes

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Mark Details

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Legal History

Class [017]
Cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) resin system in the nature of thermosetting and UV-cured semi-processed resins used in the rehabilitation of existing conduits, sewer pipes, and non-pressurized pipes