About 9 Trademarks found that are owned by Blaylock Industries Inc.

Brackets of metal for building; Castings, foils, powder, and rolled, drawn or extruded semi-finished articles of aluminium or its alloys; Clad steel plates and sheets; Corrosion-resistant metal overlays and alloys for fittings, steel plates, flanges, piping components; Door casings of metal; Door fittings of metal; Hardware, namely, metal brackets for general use; Identity plates of common metal; Locks of metal for vehicles; Metal castings; Metal conduit; Metal door bolts; Metal door frames; Metal door panels; Metal doors; Metal locking mechanisms; Metal locks; Metal locks for storage tanks, doors, and trailers; Metal manways in the nature of fitted metal hatch covers for metal storage tanks; Metal mounting brackets for general use; Metal name plates; Metal pipes and metal fittings therefor; Metallic moulds for metal casting; Outer doors of metal; Plating compositions composed of metal; Steel in the form of sheets, plates, foils and coils; Wheel chocks made primarily of metal

Custom manufacturing of doors; Forging of metal goods to the order and specification of others; Locksmithing, namely, custom fabrication of keys or locks; Metal casting; Metal fabrication and finishing services for others; Metal plating; Metal stamping; Refining of metals; Tempering of metals; Treatment of metal

"AMERICAN METAL"

"AMERICAN METAL"

The mark consists of a three-dimensional gooseneck trailer lock device, which is made up of the combination of a semicircle cap open at the bottom and fourth side, with a raised lip around the perimeter forming a semi-circular element on the left and right sides, with the circular element containing two circular holes. The circular holes themselves are shown in broken or dotted lines, as they are not part of the mark and serve only to show the circular holes' positioning on the mark.

The mark consists of a three-dimensional cargo trailer door lock, which is made up of the combination of a rectangular prism with rounded edges, a raised ovular donut-shaped element on the far side of the top surface-the hole in the donut shape being hollow-a semicircle lip element on the lateral side with a circular hollow opening near the center of this element, an open inferior side, and rectangular cut-outs on the bottom edge of each of the rectangular prism's long edges. The circular holes themselves in the donut-shaped element and semicircle lip element are shown in broken or dotted lines, as they are not part of the mark and serve only to show the circular holes' positioning on the mark.

The mark consists of a three-dimensional trailer coupler receiver lock device, which is made up of the combination of a flat rectangular portion with a protruding central rod connected to an unfinished cone shape, with two upright irregular sloping and wavy shapes extending from both of the rectangle's shorter ends-each containing three circular holes in varying positions-and with a cylindrical pin passing through one of these holes in each upright irregular shape. The cylindrical pin and circular holes themselves are shown in broken or dotted lines, as they are not part of the mark and serve only to show the circular holes' positioning on the mark.

The mark consists of a three-dimensional trailer gooseneck coupler lock device, which is made up of the combination of a horizontal rectangular portion with a central raised circular unfinished cone shape with a flat top, and two goose head-shaped forward upright side walls facing two rear quadrilateral upright side walls containing two circular holes each, with a cylindrical pin passing through one of these holes on each end. The cylindrical pin and circular holes themselves are shown in broken or dotted lines, as they are not part of the mark and serve only to show the circular holes' positioning on the mark.

handtool, namely vehicle leveling jacks incorporating chocks