About 57 Trademarks found that are filed by the law firm Dana Stewartmekdara Global Trademarks Inc.

The English translation of the word "RASSURER" in the mark is "to reassure"

The mark is a rhombus device, in which there is a polyline, while the whole mark has no meaning.

Steel pipes; ducts of metal, for central heating installations; water-pipes of metal; sleeves, namely, cable junction sleeves of metal; elbows of metal for pipes; tubing of metal; drain pipes of metal; pipes of metal; pipe muffs of metal; junctions of metal for pipes; pipework of metal; reinforcing materials of metal for pipes; collars of metal for fastening pipes; clips of metal for cables and pipes; casings of metal for oilwells; gutter pipes of metal; branching pipes of metal; ducts of metal for ventilating and air-conditioning installations; penstock pipes of metal

The mark consists of the letter "H" in a circle with two swirls and the wording "HAOXIN" with Asian characters.

The mark consists of the word "CREATEK" in stylized form.

Tires for vehicle wheels; automobile tires; casings for pneumatic tires; spikes for tires, namely, tire snow chains having spikes; repair outfits for inner tubes, namely, tire repair kits comprised of tire repair patches; cars; automobile wheel; moped; trolleys; vehicle chassis

Electric vehicles, namely, electrically-powered motor vehicles; non-skid devices for vehicle tires, namely, non-skid studs; brake discs for vehicles; moped; cars; tires for vehicle wheels; automobile tires; repair outfits for inner tubes, namely, tire repair kits comprised of tire repair patches; spikes for tires, namely, tire snow chains having spikes; inner tubes for bicycle tires

The mark consists of two concentric circles containing curved lines on the upper and lower portions of the circles. In the center of the circle are three Chinese characters.

The mark consists of "DRIMBRINGER" in stylized font.

This mark consists of a design of a pointer or arrow head tilted to the right in an unclosed circle on the left, and the word "GRAD" in stylized lettering with the first stroke of the letter "R" missing on the right.

The mark consists of two stylized Chinese characters enclosed within a circle.