Maxcess International Trademark Details

Maxcess International was registered on Tuesday, October 3, 2000 and is currently owned by Wells Fargo Bank, National Association under the registration number 2391863 . This mark is alive with a status of Registered and Renewed. The last case file activity for this mark occured 13 years ago on Thursday, October 7, 2010, according to the United State Patent & Trademark Office
Word Mark Maxcess International
Status Alive Registered 800 — Registered and Renewed

Current Owner

Wells Fargo Bank, National Association of Dallas, TX

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Previous Owners

Maxcess International Corporation of Oklahoma City, OK

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Fitech International Corporation of Boston, MA

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Serial Number 75328083
Registration Number 2391863
Status Date Thursday, October 7, 2010
Filing Date Thursday, October 7, 2010
Registration Date Tuesday, October 3, 2000
Attorney Emily E. Campbell

Correspondent

Emily E. Campbell
DUNLAP CODDING, PC
P.O. Box 16370
Oklahoma City OK 73113

Case File Statements

Disclaimer with Predetermined Text "International"
Goods & Services [ Linear actuators comprising motors, belts, ball screws and nuts, hydraulic reservoir assemblies comprising motors, hydraulic pumps, relief valves and plumbing, and hydraulic servo control valves, all used to move and laterally position webs or strips of metal, paper, paperboard, corrugated paper products, cardboard, plastic, rubber or textiles so that they may be printed with one or more colors, or cut or slit, or surface treated or measured; Magnetic clutches for web processing machines, bottle capping machines, wire coating machines, and tension machines; Pneumatic friction brakes for web processing machines; Magnetic brakes for bottle capping machines and tension machines; Electromechanical positioners comprising servo motors, belts, ball screws and nuts, used to move and laterally position webs or strips of metal, paper, paperboard, corrugated paper products, cardboard, plastic, rubber, or textiles so that they may be printed with one or more colors, or cut or slit, or surface treated, or measured; Winding systems comprising air expanding shafts and mandrels, mechanical expanding shafts and mandrels, hydraulic expanding shafts and mandrels, solid shafts and mandrels, rollers, air expanding chucks, mechanical expanding chucks, or hydraulic expanding chucks, all used to grip cores or rolls of paper, paperboard, corrugated paper products, cardboard, plastic, rubber, film, metal, foil, or textiles along their inner axis or on the inside edges of rolls; hydraulic expanders used to open crushed cores onto which are wound paper, paperboard, corrugated paper products, cardboard, plastic, rubber, film, metal, foil, or textiles; Tension systems comprising transducers, dancer rolls, follower arms, web velocity sensors, stand velocity sensors, roll revolution-per-minute sensors, position sensors, sonic sensors, open loop tension controllers, closed loop tension controllers, manual tension controllers, electromagnetic clutches, magnetic clutches, pneumatic clutches, electromagnetic brakes, magnetic brakes, pneumatic brakes, adjustable speed drives, or adjustable torque drives, such tension systems used to maintain present tension during winding and unwinding of rolls of paper, paperboard, corrugated paper products, cardboard, plastic, rubber, film, metal, foil, or textiles; Cutting and slitting systems comprising free rotating slitting knives, powered slitting knives, air actuated knife holders, air expanding shafts and mandrels, mechanical expanding shafts and mandrels, or solid shafts and mandrels, all used for cutting and slitting paper, paperboard, corrugated paper products, cardboard, plastic, rubber, film, metal, foil, or textiles; Automatic slitter knife positioning systems comprising electromechanical positioners, servo motors, belts, pulleys, ball screws, encoders, and computer input devices, used to position knives to slit paper, paperboard, corrugated paper products, cardboard, plastic, rubber, film, metal, foil, or textiles; Material handling systems comprised of unwind stands, rewind stands, roll dollies, roll roatators, roll lifters, scissors lifts or roll carts, used to lift, transport, position and handle rolls of paper, paperboard, corrugated paper products, cardboard, plastic, rubber, film, metal, foil, or textiles; Measuring systems, namely, registration systems comprised of location sensors, press drive controls and print cylinder side motion controls, used to control the registration and placement of webs of paper, paperboard, corrugated paper products, cardboard, film, and foil; Measuring systems, namely, viscosity controls comprised of circulating pumps, sensors and reservoirs, used to automatically meter, supply, mix and deliver solutions to printing presses; Imaging systems comprised of image collection devices, computer software and computer hardware, used for machine vision applications including locating, guiding, identifying measuring and inspecting objects ]
Goods & Services [ Charge couple device camera sensors, infrared sensors, ultrasonic sensors, tension sensors, capacitive sensors, pneumatic sensors, and position sensors, namely, edge sensors, roll diameter sensors, follower arm sensors, and dancer sensors, all used in process control systems, drive systems, guiding systems, positioning systems, tensioning systems, winding systems, cutting and slitting systems,material handling systems, brake systems, clutch systems, automatic quality control, defect defection and inspection systems, measuring systems, imaging and recording systems; Electronic motor controllers, used to control direct current servo motors used in linear actuators and other material positioning systems; Guiding systems comprising pneumo-hydraulic motors, electro-hydraulic motors, pneumo-mechanical motors, electro-mechanical motors, actuators, signal processors, capacitance sensors, diode array cameras, inductive sensors, pneumatic sensors, infrared sensors, visible light sensors, ultrasonic sensors, ultraviolet sensors or laser sensors, used to automatically maintain a preset web direction during winding and unwinding through a closed loop system of paper, paperboard, corrugated paper products, cardboard, plastic, rubber, film, metal, foil, or textiles; Automatic quality control, defect detection and inspection systems comprising strobe lights, timing devices, high-resolution color video cameras, touch screen monitors, signal processors, computers, light sources, and computer software, used for continuously monitoring printing and coating processes for print accuracy, color accuracy, or bar code readability on paper, paperboard, corrugated paper products, cardboard, plastic, rubber, film, metal, foil, and textiles ]
Goods & Services Installation, maintenance and repair services in the field of process control systems, drive systems, guiding systems, positioning systems, tensioning systems, winding systems, cutting and slitting systems, materials handling systems, brake systems, clutch systems, automatic quality control, defect detection and inspection systems, measuring systems, imaging and recording systems and control systems
Goods & Services Consultation and advisory services in the field of design, manufacturing, installation, maintenance and repair of process control systems, dirve systems, guiding systems, positioning systems, tensioning system, winding systems, cutting and slitting systems, material handling systems, brake systems, clutch systems, automatic quality control, defect detection and inspection systems, measuring systems, imaging and recording systems, and control systems
Pseudo Mark "International"

Classifications

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 B — Sec. 8 – Class(es) in a Multiple Class registration
Status Date Thursday, October 7, 2010
First Use Anywhere Friday, October 15, 1999
First Use In Commerce Friday, October 15, 1999
Primary Code 007
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 B — Sec. 8 – Class(es) in a Multiple Class registration
Status Date Thursday, October 7, 2010
First Use Anywhere Friday, October 15, 1999
First Use In Commerce Friday, October 15, 1999
Primary Code 009
International Class Codes
037 — Class 37 includes mainly services rendered by contractors or subcontractors in the construction or making of permanent buildings, as well as services rendered by persons or organizations engaged in the restoration of objects to their original condition or in their preservation without altering their physical or chemical properties.
U.S. Class Codes 100, 103, 106
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Thursday, August 14, 1997
First Use Anywhere Friday, October 15, 1999
First Use In Commerce Friday, October 15, 1999
Primary Code 037
International Class Codes
042 — Class 42 includes mainly services provided by persons, individually or collectively, in relation to the theoretical and practical aspects of complex fields of activities; such services are provided by members of professions such as chemists, physicists, engineers, computer programmers, etc.
U.S. Class Codes 100, 101
Status 6 — Active
Status Date Thursday, August 14, 1997
First Use Anywhere Friday, October 15, 1999
First Use In Commerce Friday, October 15, 1999
Primary Code 042

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