Delivering Smart Business Solutions Trademark Details

This mark is dead with a status of Abandoned - No Statement of Use Filed. The last case file activity for this mark occured 20 years ago on Wednesday, June 18, 2003, according to the United State Patent & Trademark Office
Word Mark Delivering Smart Business Solutions
Status Dead 606 — Abandoned - No Statement of Use Filed

Current Owner

Spx Corporation of Muskegon, MI

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Serial Number 75926333
Status Date Wednesday, June 18, 2003
Filing Date Wednesday, June 18, 2003
Attorney John H. Weber

Correspondent

JOHN H. WEBER
PEPPER HAMILTON LLP
600 FOURTEENTH STREET, N.W.
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20005-2004

Case File Statements

Disclaimer with Predetermined Text "Business Solutions"
Goods & Services Reagents, reagent mixtures, oxygen-containing hydrocarbons, diethyleneglycolmonoethylether, for use in case-forming carburization of ferrous metals, steels, and alloys; reagents, reagent mixtures, oxygen-containing hydrocarbons fusel oil, for use in carburization and prevention of decarburization of ferrous metals, steels, and alloys
Goods & Services Vehicle fuel injection cleaning fluid
Goods & Services Hydraulic fluid; lubricating oil and grease; vacuum pump oil and grease, cylinders containing compressed propane gas; lubricant for breaking-in hydraulic lifters and tappets for engines and oil control additives for motor vehicle engines; automobile and industrial lubricants
Goods & Services Metal pipes, tube couplings and fittings; manually operated metal valves; metal load positioning chain slings; manually operated directional control metal valves; metal castings; manually operated fluid handling equipment, namely, fluid control metal valves and parts therefor; metal chain for use in testing the accuracy of a bulk feeder; flexible metallic pipes and conduits with couplings for containing electric wires
Goods & Services Power tools namely, inflatable hydraulic jacks; cutting and stamping dies for use with machine tools; power operated hydraulic presses for bending, straightening and forcing metal; power operated hydraulic rams; power-operated gear and bearing pullers for use with the repair and service of vehicle drive trains; pneumatic grease guns; machine punches; machine vacuum pumps; portable cable hoists; power-operated puller for removal and installation of gears, bearings, wheels, pulleys, sleeves, shafts, and other friction fitted parts therefor; shop cranes; machines, namely, crawler track presses; machine tools, namely, hydraulically powered clamps for holding work pieces while manufacturing operations are being performed thereon; portable self-contained air and hydraulic circuit control and regulating valve unit utilized as a central power source for work clamping devices; machine parts, namely, hydraulic load bearing valves, hydraulic check valves, hydraulic Y manifold, multiple port hydraulic manifold blocks; hydraulic jacks; power-operated racks for greasing and repairing vehicles; mobile hydraulic vehicle jacks; vehicle piece supporting machine tools for use in the service and repair of engines, drive trains and suspensions; power operated units for mounting vehicle wheels and tires; power activated racks, stands and lifts for use in servicing and repairing land vehicles; fluid power operated products, namely, electric, pneumatic and engine driven fluid operated pumps, motors, cylinders and linear actuators, rams, presses, hydraulic jacks and structural parts therefor; power-operated portable torque converter and air cooler cleaning machine; pumps for delivering fluid under pressure, fluid pressure motors; machine parts, namely, valves for controlling flow of fluid, and unitary fluid pressure power systems, consisting of a reservoir and one or more of the above named devices; electric motor for operating rotary slip-stem and butterfly valves, dampers, and other final control elements; continuous processing columns; positive displacement pumps, positive displacement motors, valves for use with positive displacement pumps, hydrostatic transmission systems consisting of a positive displacement pump and a positive displacement motor and structural parts therefor; continuous in-line mixers for use in mixing fluids; power activated unit for pumping molten metal from furnaces; machine parts, namely, plunger type chemical pumps, diaphragm type chemical pumps, lime shakers, variable speed transmissions, units for splitting filled bags, hopper agitators, bucket elevators, belt conveyors, bulk material proportioning machines, and parts therefor for industrial use; conveyor belt for transporting bulk material; water-sealed air compressors; machines for feeding coal to power boilers and machines for solidifying and reducing the volume of nuclear power plant radioactive waste; universal electric motors for use in a wide variety of domestic appliances; electric motors for machines; electrically-operated fluid mixers; vehicle transmission fluid filter; piston rings for land vehicles
Goods & Services Manually operated pullers for removing gears, bearings, pulleys and wheels and other press-fit parts; vacuum pumps; hand operated oil filter crushers; hand tools, namely, nut splitters, adjustable wrenches, chain wrenches, spreaders, spanner wrenches, pry bars, jimmy bars, reversible ratchet sets, thread chasers, gear shaft and bearing pullers; o-ring seal picks
Goods & Services Vehicle headlight alignment gauges; electronic vehicle diagnostic units; dynamometers; electronic machines and gauges for testing internal combustion engines-namely, electrical, ignition, transmission, exhaust, carburetor and fuel compression testers and analyzers; pressure gauges; OHM meters; voltmeters; capacitor analyzers; electronic portable refrigerant charging station; solenoid valves; computer software for selecting vehicle and tool replacement parts; electronic battery testers; vacuum gauges for refrigeration systems; control panels and manually and pyrometrically and galnometrically controlled electric switches rheostats, and heating-current controllers for regulating or controlling the temperature or operating conditions of electric furnaces, electric ovens, and electric heat-treating furnaces; electric flow meters and pressure or rate of flow controllers, and telemeters; mechanical flow meters for recording and totaling with or without indicating means; electrical controllers, namely, pneumatically operated instruments to vary the passage of a medium through a conduit in response to a controlled pressure applied thereto; voltage and current regulators and compensators, ballasts and reactors; rotary type integrating flow meters for steam, air and gas, and accessories therefor; lab equipment, namely, liquid gauge glass, transmitter, remote totalizer, flow rate indicator, flow rate recorder, flow demand indicator and flow demand recorder; measuring and scientific appliances namely, liquid baths, temperature controllers, pyrometers, thermostats, incubators for scientific and laboratory use; sterilizers for scientific and laboratory use; ovens for scientific and laboratory use, namely liquid level controllers; cooling units for scientific and laboratory use, humidity cabinets for scientific and laboratory use, and timers; thermal relays-namely, time delay relays, voltage sensing relays, and current sensing relays; electrical conduit connectors, conduit couplings, conduit nipples, conduit off-sets, running thread nipples, running thread pipes, running thread rods, and extensions; laboratory mixers; data processing and control switches and relays; electronic moisture detecting devices for oil quench tanks; electric line voltage regulators; electrical and electronic equipment-namely, coils, transformers, inductors and reactors, electronic relays, telecommunication control circuits, signal generators, automatic telephone dial pulse generators, and signal regenerators and repeaters; ballasts for supplying energy to gaseous discharge lamps; static magnetic voltage regulators; two-way mobile radio units and structural parts thereof; electronic and electrical equipment-namely, telemetry systems for collecting and communicating information and data, and for transmitting control signals from one location to another, namely, scanners, encoders, decoders, pulse code modulators, code sequence selectors, code convertors, and speed convertors; software for use by a network administrator in connection with the control, transfer, and installation of software, files, and data to various clients connected to the network; telephone data transmission interface for uninterruptible power supplies; inventory software, namely software for tracking inventory in a laboratory; laboratory equipment, namely recorder thermometers and electronic loggers for electronically storing temperature data for subsequent reading, graphing, and analysis by software and computer; alarm systems comprised of electronic thermometers connected to an annunciator which provides a warning signal regarding unacceptable temperatures, and temperature readout displays; electrical module for weighing bulk materials, primarily coal and limestone; computer systems comprising hardware and software for simulating terrain views and displaying images; D.C. electrical power generators; electronic controller for coal feeder system; electro-mechanical diameter control units for crystal growing furnaces; switches for electrical or optical signal connections, namely, matrix switches, computer channel switches, local area network switches; control units for switching applications among computers and input/output units; electronic network protocol analyzers; electronic switch or patch units for patching or switching in computer networks and in telephone networks; optical fiber patch panel and management units; telecommunication transmission equipment and monitoring and test units to implement and maintain local and long distance communication paths and parts for the foregoing; optical multiplexer for combining two or more optical signals into a composite optical signal; optical fibers and an interconnection unit for interconnecting or patching one set of optical fibers to another set of optical fibers primarily for large mainframe computer data center environments; electrical power systems comprised of invertors, rectifiers, power conditioners, battery management devices and uninterruptible power units for use in power blackout and line conditioning applications and computer software for use to operate the foregoing; electrical transmission lines, namely, electronic waveguides for transmission of radio frequency energy; energy transmission and distribution equipment, namely, electrical transformers, voltage surge arresters, tap changers, and packaged substations; multiple cable transit system, namely, a fire stop transition box positioned in fire rated barriers such as floors or decks, walls or bulk heads, and ceilings, for the passage of cables and/or conduits there through; fluid rate of flow meters and controllers; interface units, namely, printed circuit boards for use in connecting servers to the channels of mainframe computers; electrical connectors for use with a conduit; connectivity unit for connecting a server to mainframe computer; multi-cable transits, namely, a pressure-tight packing assembly utilizing a modulus system of elastomer blocks, arranged so as to fill up spaces between cables and the interior of a frame; communications test equipment, namely, a test head for testing subscriber circuits for digital loop carrier systems; optical multiplexer for combining two or more optical signals into a composite optical signal; electrical operated circulating liquid bath and stiffer apparatus for laboratory, pilot plant, and production manufacturing uses; security equipment, namely card access units, magnetized access cards and card readers; control panels and manually and pyrometrically and galnometrically controlled electric switches rheostats, and heating-current controllers for regulating or controlling the temperature or operating conditions of electric furnaces, electric ovens, and electric heat-treating furnaces; lab equipment, namely, reagent-treating retorts
Goods & Services Dental, medical, and surgical appliances-namely, sterilizers, for medical use, incubators for medical use, ovens for medical use, liquid baths for medical use and humidity cabinets for medical use
Goods & Services Electric furnaces; electric ovens; electric heat-treating furnaces; electric heating units for electric furnaces, electric ovens and electric heat-treating furnaces; lighting panels and fixtures; freezers of the chest and reach-in types for industrial cooling operations; dehydrators for continuous drying and removal of moisture from compressed air; liquid filters; industrial dust collectors, and parts and accessories therefor; ultra-low temperature cabinet and upright freezers for the preservation of biological substances for laboratory and other experimental uses; and crystal growing furnaces; power-operated portable refrigerant charging unit consisting of controls, gauges and valves and associated refrigerant and hoses all sold as a unit; electric furnaces; electric ovens; electric heating units for electric furnaces; electric heat-treating furnaces
Goods & Services Land vehicle parts, namely, transmissions
Goods & Services Non-metal refrigerant hoses
Goods & Services Building Fixtures, Namely, Shelving, Cabinets, Cases, Display Units; and Parts Therefor
Goods & Services Administration, Management, and Development of Vehicle Maintenance Procedures, Vehicle Owner's Literature, Vehicle Service Training Materials, and Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Programs for Vehicle Dealers and Vehicle Service Facilities
Goods & Services Metal casting services

Classifications

International Class Codes
001 — Class 1 includes mainly chemical products used in industry, science and agriculture, including those which go to the making of products belonging to other trademark classes. Examples include compost, salt for preserving non-foodstuffs, and certain additives for the food industry.
U.S. Class Codes 001, 005, 006, 010, 026, 046
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 001
International Class Codes
003 — Class 3 includes mainly items designed for cleaning, deodorizing, and other sanitary products made primarily for use on or for humans.
U.S. Class Codes 001, 004, 006, 050, 051, 052
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 003
International Class Codes
004 — Class 4 includes mainly industrial oils and greases, fuels and illuminants.
U.S. Class Codes 001, 006, 015
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 004
International Class Codes
006 — Class 6 includes mainly unwrought and partly wrought common metals as well as simple products made of them.
U.S. Class Codes 002, 012, 013, 014, 023, 025, 050
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 006
International Class Codes
007 — Class 7 includes mainly machines, machine tools, motors and engines.
U.S. Class Codes 013, 019, 021, 023, 031, 034, 035
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 007
International Class Codes
008 — Class 8 includes mainly hand-operated implements used as tools in the respective professions.
U.S. Class Codes 023, 028, 044
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 008
International Class Codes
009 — Class 9 consists mostly of instruments used for controlling vehicles (such as ships), scientific research, and all computer programs and software regardless of the recording media such as CD-ROMs, hard drives, downloads, etc.
U.S. Class Codes 021, 023, 026, 036, 038
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 009
International Class Codes
010 — Class 10 includes mainly medical apparatus, instruments and articles.
U.S. Class Codes 026, 039, 044
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 010
International Class Codes
011 — Class 11 is for lighting, heating, cooking, refrigeration, drying, ventilating, water supply, steam generating, and sanitary purposes. Examples include air conditioning, hot water bottles, bed warmers, blankets for non-medical purposes, and electric kettles.
U.S. Class Codes 013, 021, 023, 031, 034
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 011
International Class Codes
012 — Class 12 includes apparatus for locomotion by land, air, or water including motors, engines, couplings, and transmission components.
U.S. Class Codes 019, 021, 023, 031, 035, 044
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 012
International Class Codes
017 — Class 17 includes mainly electrical, thermal and acoustic insulating materials and plastics, being for use in manufacture in the form of sheets, blocks and rods.
U.S. Class Codes 001, 005, 012, 013, 035, 050
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 017
International Class Codes
020 — Class 20 includes mainly furniture and its parts and plastic goods, not included in other classes.
U.S. Class Codes 002, 013, 022, 025, 032, 050
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 020
International Class Codes
035 — Class 35 includes mainly services rendered by persons or organizations principally with the object of: 1. help in the working or management of a commercial undertaking, or 2. help in the management of the business affairs or commercial functions of an industrial or commercial enterprise, as well as services rendered by advertising establishments primarily undertaking communications to the public, declarations or announcements by all means of diffusion and concerning all kinds of goods or services.
U.S. Class Codes 100, 101, 102
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 035
International Class Codes
040 — Class 40 includes mainly services not included in other classes, rendered by the mechanical or chemical processing or transformation of objects or inorganic or organic substances. For the purposes of classification, the mark is considered a service mark only in cases where processing or transformation is effected for the account of another person. A mark is considered a trade mark in all cases where the substance or object is marketed by the person who processed or transformed it.
U.S. Class Codes 100, 103, 106
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Monday, May 22, 2000
Primary Code 040

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