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CHEMETALL

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Active USPTO registrationType: WordOffice: United States

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CHEMETALL

ST13

US500000075194872

Class

1, 6, 17

Filing

75194872

Registration

2224952

Risk and opportunity diagnosis

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USPTO status

Active USPTO registration

Case type

Application and registration

Recorded events

23

Latest update

03/11/2019

Trademark type

Word

Nice classes

1, 6, 17

Filing date

11/08/1996

Registration date

02/23/1999

Expiration date

-

Complete case details

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Status date

03/11/2019

Last transaction

03/11/2019

Responsible office

United States Patent and Trademark Office

Status code

800

Official register

Principal Register

Filing basis

Foreign priority

First use anywhere

10/01/1982

First use in commerce

12/01/1982

Drawing code

1

Owner type

03

Owner location

Frankfurt am Main, DE

Examiner

DALIER,JOHN DAVID

Law office

L50

Current location

GENERIC WEB UPDATE

Holders and representatives

Holders

CHEMETALL GMBH
CHEMETALL GMBH A GERMAN CORPORATION
Chemetall Gesellschaft fur chemisch technische Verfahren mbH

Representatives

JOHN P. MURTAUGH PEARNE & GORDON LLP

Technical classification

Nice Classes

Class 1Class 6Class 17

Vienna Codes

No Vienna codes available.

Goods and services

Class 1

chemicalslithiumlithium compoundslithium saltslithium hydroxideorganolithium compoundslithium hydride; sodium hydride; sodium borohydride; potassium borohydride; catecholborane; boranesdimethylamine borane; alkoxides; organomagnesium compounds for use as reagents in scientific or medical research; diethyl zinc; sodium dispersion in toluenexylene or paraffin oil; lead tetraacetate; cyclopropyl-carbinol; 2-aminobenzyl alcohol; cesiumrubidiumcesium and rubidium compoundsall for use in various industrial capacitiesfor use in manufacturing high precision frequency standard and atomic clocksfor getter applicationsas catalysts in the chemical and petrochemical industriesfor welding and soldering applicationsfor the production of special glasses for the optical and electronic industriesfor the large scale extraction and purification of DNA and RNA in molecular biologyfor use in the manufacture of radiation measurement equipmentX-ray diagnostic equipmentfor creating scintillation crystals for energy technology and for the detection of X-rays in medical equipmentfor creating luminescence chemicals; calcium hydride for use in metallurgy and organic chemistry; titanium hydrideespecially for use in sintered magnetsas an ingniting agent in airbags and pyrotechnic compoundsfor getter applicationsfor brazing glass or ceramics to metals; zirconium hydrideespecially for use for getter applications in airbags and in pyrotechnics; barium for getter material to maintain a high vacuum; bismuthgallium and potassium for the production of special alloysfor surface treatment of glass and for the manufacture of semiconducting compounds in the electronic industriesstrontiumespecially for the grain refining of light metal alloysfor the hardening of lead and for manufacture of special steels; amorphous boron for use in the manufacture of airbags for passenger vehiclesin solid fuels and slurriesceramic formulationsexplosives and rocket propellantsas well as for preparation of absorber materials; calcium for use in metallurgy and organic chemistry; adhesives for industrial usefor the bonding of elastomers to metal and other materials under vulcanizing conditions

Class 6

barium-aluminum alloys for getter applications to maintain a high vacuum; magnesium metal powder for use in pyrotechnics and metallurgy; titanium metal powders and metal sponges for use in sintered magnetsas igniting agent in airbags and pyrotechnical compoundsfor getter applications and for brazing glass or ceramics to metals; zirconium metal powders and metal sponges and zirconium-nickel alloy powders for use as getters in vacuum lamps and -tubesfor use in manufacturing igniter compositionsespecially for airbags and pyrotechnical compoundsfor use in manufacturing thermal batteries and as binding and alloying agents in powder metallurgy; gallium-indium alloyseutectic germaniumindium for use in the manufacture of special metal alloysfor use as catalysts in various industrial applicationsfor surface treatment of glass and for use in the manufacture of semiconducting compounds in the electronic industries; tellurium for use as a catalyst for hydrogen cracking and separating metals

Class 17

acrylic resins for use in the manufacture of laminated glass for safetyacoustic and security glazing applications; adhesive sealing compounds for use in the manufacture of insulating glass

Publications

History of USPTO decisions and trademark events.

23 publications found

NA89

NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF SEC. 8 & 9 - E-MAILED

03/11/2019

RNL2

REGISTERED AND RENEWED (SECOND RENEWAL - 10 YRS)

03/11/2019

89AG

REGISTERED - SEC. 8 (10-YR) ACCEPTED/SEC. 9 GRANTED

03/11/2019

APRE

CASE ASSIGNED TO POST REGISTRATION PARALEGAL

03/11/2019

E89R

TEAS SECTION 8 & 9 RECEIVED

02/06/2019

RNL1

REGISTERED AND RENEWED (FIRST RENEWAL - 10 YRS)

10/16/2009

89AG

REGISTERED - SEC. 8 (10-YR) ACCEPTED/SEC. 9 GRANTED

10/16/2009

89AF

REGISTERED - COMBINED SECTION 8 (10-YR) & SEC. 9 FILED

08/25/2009

MAIL

PAPER RECEIVED

08/25/2009

C15P

REGISTERED - PARTIAL SEC. 8 (6-YR) ACCEPTED & SEC. 15 ACK.

06/27/2005

PLGL

ASSIGNED TO PARALEGAL

06/27/2005

815F

REGISTERED - SEC. 8 (6-YR) & SEC. 15 FILED

05/25/2005

E815

TEAS SECTION 8 & 15 RECEIVED

05/25/2005

R.PR

REGISTERED-PRINCIPAL REGISTER

02/23/1999

PUBO

PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION

12/01/1998

NPUB

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

10/30/1998

CNSA

APPROVED FOR PUB - PRINCIPAL REGISTER

05/29/1998

DOCK

ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER

05/29/1998

CRFA

CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED IN LAW OFFICE

05/18/1998

CNSL

LETTER OF SUSPENSION MAILED

02/13/1998

CRFA

CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED IN LAW OFFICE

12/08/1997

CNRT

NON-FINAL ACTION MAILED

06/05/1997

DOCK

ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER

05/23/1997

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