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Whenever you want to do Trademark Registration, one thing you need to figure out is in which class your trademark will fall. Now you must be thinking what is this trademark class. There are hundreds of or may be more than that, products and services in the market and all of these can be trademarked if they fulfill the conditions given under the Trademark Act of 1999. To differentiate these products and services trademark classes have been there. There are a total forty five trademark classes which are categorized into two forms which are goods and services. Here in the current blog will discuss in detail with respect to the trademark class1 which talks about the chemicals.
What Do You Mean by Trademark?
Trademarks, which can be words, symbols, logos, wrappers, packaging labels, taglines, or any combination of these, are used by both goods as well as service distributors in order to identify their own goods or products or services. Using a trademark helps the owner to make a clear difference between the products and services from those of their competitors in the business world or market. The Trademark Act of 1999 governs trademarks and their associated items. They are the entities’ important assets.trademarks have been trademarked on the basis of the trademark class like chemicals goods and services got trademarked under the trademark class1.
List of Products and Services Under Trademark Class1
Some of the key products as well as services which will fall under the trademark class1 are mentioned below:
- Cellulose acetate,
- unrefined acetates [chemicals]
- Anhydride acetic
- Acid proof chemical compositions, such as acetone, acetylene tetrachloride, and acetylene, as well as acidulated water for battery and accumulator recharging
- Acrylamide resins,
- Raw actinium carbon, also falls under trademark class1
- Activated carbon, and activated charcoal additives,
- Chemical, to motor fuel / chemical additives to motor fuel, chemical additives to drilling muds,
- Chemical additives to insecticides, chemical additives to fungicides, and chemical additives to insecticides
- Preparations of adhesive for surgical bandages
- Industrial adhesives, billposting adhesives, paperhanging adhesives, wallpaper adhesives, and wall tile adhesives
- Concrete agricultural compounds that are agar-agar glutinants, with the exception of fungicides, herbicides, insecticides, and parasiticides
- Albumin [animal or vegetable, raw material] on albumenized paper
- For industrial use, alginates, aldehydes, and alcohol
- Alginates used in the food sector
- Industrial uses for alkalis, alkaline metals, and alkaline iodides
- Metallic alkaline earth
- Alkaloids* alumina alum
- Aluminum silicate, aluminum hydrate, aluminum iodide, and aluminum chloride * Aluminum Acetate* Amerium
- volatile alkali [ammonia] for industrial uses / ammonia* alum ammonia [volatile alkali] for industrial uses
- Salts containing ammonia
- Ammonium aldehyde and ammonium salts
- Amyl acetate, amyl alcohol, anhydrides, and anhydrous ammonia
- Procedures using animal carbon
- Animal albumen (raw material) animal carbon
- Preparations for metal annealing using animal charcoal
- The acid anthranilic
- Additives for engine coolant that prevent boiling
- Anti-frothing battery and anti-frothing accumulator solutions
- Anti-irritants are also comes under the category of the trademark class1
- Chemicals that prevent internal combustion engines from knocking
- Vegetable anti-sprouting sauces and window anti-tarnishing agents
- Antifreeze is also part of trademark class1
- Sulfurous antimony
- Antimony oxidation
- Preparations that are antimony antistatic, other than for domestic usage
- Arsenic acid (argon) arsenious acid
- agents for preserving and clarifying beer, such as bentonite
- Derivatives of benzene
- Acids based on benzene
- Benzoic acid and benzoic sulfimide
- For chemical applications, use soda bicarbonate of berkelium
- Potassium bichromate, soda bichromate, and tin bichromate
- Catalysts for biochemistry
- Biological preparations other than those used in medicine or veterinary care, as well as biological tissue cultures
- Chemical uses for birdlime bismuth bismuth subnitrate
- Blood charcoal, copper sulfate, and blue vitriol.
- Blueprint cloth, Blueprint paper
- Borox, boric acid, and bone charcoal for industrial use
- Brake fluid brazing fluxes and preparations
- Preservatives for masonry, excluding paints and oils
- Using bromine in chemicals
- Soda calcined with calcium
- Calcium carbonate are the part of the trademark class1
- Salts of calcium
- Cyanamide calcium [fertilizer]
- Californiana
- Camphor, utilized in industry
- Carbolineum carbide for plant protection
- Carbon used in filters
- Disulfide carbon
- carbon
- Industrial use of carbon black
- Carbonates made of carbon tetrachloride
- Carbonic hydrates and carbonic acid
- Casein for use in industry
- Casein for use in culinary applications
- Catalysts made of lutetium [cassiopium] and cassiopium [lutetium]
- Chemical compounds for laboratory analyses that are not intended for use in medicine or veterinary care; chemical preparations for laboratory analyses that are not intended for use in medicine or veterinary care; chemical reagents that are not intended for use in medicine or veterinary care
- Chemical treatments to prevent wheat smut and treatments to guard against wheat blight [smut]
- Chemical treatments to stop mildew
- Chemical oils additives
- Rubber chemical enhancers
- Chemical paper intensifiers and chemical smoke-smoking preparations
- Chemicals that are used to preserve food
- Chemicals used in forestry, excluding fungicides, herbicides, insecticides, and parasiticides; chemical preparations for use in photography
- Substances for the production of enamel, with the exception of pigments chemicals for the production of pigments
- Substances used in the production of paints, chimney cleansers, and chemical
- Chlorides, chlorates, and chlorine
- Cholic acid also falls under the trademark class1
- Chromatics
- Salts made of chrome
- Chromic acid, aluminosilicate
- Chromic salts
- Oxide of chromium
- Cinematographic films that have been sensitized but not exposed
- Commercial use of citric acid
- Preparations for cleansing and clarifying
- Preparations for coal-saving
- Cobalt oxide used in industry
- Color- [color-] collodion* industrial chemicals for color-brightening / industrial chemicals for brightening color-brightening materials
- Combustion-enhancing agents (chemicals added to motor fuel)
- Preservatives for composted concrete, excluding paints and oils
- Chemicals for concrete aeration
- Substances that inhibit condensation
- Coolants for automobile engines
- Corrosive mixes
- Tartar cream for use in industry
- Tartar cream for chemical applications
- Tartar cream for the culinary industry
- Creosote for use in chemistry
- Cryogenic preparations of crotonic aldehyde
- Microorganism cultures used for purposes other than medicine and veterinary
- Curium cyanides [prussiates] / prussiates solutions for cyanotyping cymene drying preparations for leather tanning preparations for skins
- Damp-proofing agents for masonry (apart from paints) decolorants for industrial use / bleaching solutions [decolorants] defoliants
- Preparations for degreasing and grease removal that are used in manufacturing processes
- Removing moisture from industrial preparations
- Gasoline additives for detergent / gasoline additives for detergent / gasoline additives for detergent [petrol]
- Detergents for use in production operations
- [Size] Dextrin is also the intrinsic part of the trademark class1
- Diagnostic procedures that aren’t related to medicine or veterinary care
- Diastase for use in industry
- Diazo paper dispersions of plastics desincrustante diatomaceous earth
- Procedures for distilling wood alcohol, distilled water, and dolomite for use in industry
- Drilling muds [carbon dioxide] dry ice
- Dysprosium earth to create electrophoresis gels for use other than veterinary or medicinal
- Emollients used in industries
- Emulsifiers
- Chemicals that stain enamel, chemicals that decarbonize engines, and chemical preparations for decarbonizing engines
- Industrial preparations of enzymes
- Preparations of enzymes for the food industry
- Enzymes used in manufacturing, food, and pharmaceutical sectors; raw epoxy resins
- Ethyl alcohol
- Ethyl ether hydrocarbon
- Expanded clay for hydroponically cultivating plants [Substance]
- Chemicals that bleach fat
- Fatty substances are also considers as the part of trademark class1
- Ferments in order to make chemicals
- Fermi cyanides in fermions
- Plates in ferrotype [Images]
- Manure and fertilizers for agricultural use Fertilizer preparations
- Filtering agents [plant-based compounds]
- Minerals that are used as filters
- Materials for screening [raw plastics]
- Hydraulic circuit fluids / hydraulic circuit fluids
- Fluorine-fluorspar mixtures
- For chemical applications, formic aldehyde
- Foundry sand with formic acid
- The preparations for foundry molding, also known as foundry molding, foundry molding, or foundry molding
- Chemicals used in foundries as binding agents
- Fuel made of francium for atomic stacks
- Preparations to save fuel
- Use of fuller’s earth in the textile industry; falling preparations for the textile industry
- Gadolinium gallic acid for use in the production of gallium gallnut ink
- Getters, or chemically reactive materials
- Substances that cause glass to frost
- Substances that discolor glass
- Putty used by glaziers
- Glucose utilized in the food sector
- Glucose used in industry
- Glucoside glue for use in industry
- Glutamic acid used in industry
- Gluten used in industry
- Gluten in the food business
- Other than for stationery or home needs, gluten
- Glutinous preparations for banding trees, glutinous preparations for grafting Trees, and glutinous preparations for banding trees
- Glycerides Glycerine used in industry
- Glycol gold salts glycol ether
- Industrial chemicals hypo sulfites, hypochlorite of soda
- Iodic mineral will also come under the trademark class1
- Iodine utilized in industry
- Iodine used in chemicals
- Iodized salts are also included in the trademark class1
- Chemicals called iodized albumen ion exchangers
- Salts of iron
- Isinglass used for anything than stationery, home goods, or food
- Isotopes use in industry
- Raw material: kainite, kaolin, china clay, china slip, ketones, kieselgur, lactic acid, and lactose
- Fillers for tree cavities in transmission fluid [forestry]
- Tungstic acid
- Substances that inhibit uranium oxide and uranium vine disease
- Alcoholic vinegar
- Viscous vulcanization promoters
- Vulcanizing arrangements
- Preparations for wallpaper removal
- Glass of water (soluble glass)
- Compounds that cleanse water
- Prepared water-softening agents
- Chemicals used in wax bleaching
- Wine finings absentee
Conclusion
In the present blog we have covered almost all the important goods and services of the trademark class1. Although most of the things have been covered this list cannot be considered as the exhaustive list of the trademark class1. If you are in the business which includes chemicals either directly or indirectly then your product as well as services fall under the category of the trademark class1. Your products or services will be registered in class 1 of the trademark. In case you want to trademarked your brand but are confused regarding the same feel free to contact us. We are there to help you out and resolve your queries regarding the same.
