About 7,167 Trademarks found for “aer*”

Medical equipment, namely, a negative pressure tent for isolation of biological substances, germs, viruses, and airborne contaminants; medical equipment, namely, a negative pressure helmet for isolation of biological substances, germs, viruses, and airborne contaminants

AERODRY

Bicycle storage racks of metal; Bronze holiday ornaments, other than Christmas tree ornaments; Hat-hanging hooks of metal; Holiday ornaments of common metal, other than Christmas tree ornaments; Hooks of metal for roofing slates; Magnetic metal hooks; Metal bathtub rails; Metal clothes hooks; Metal holders for signs; Metal hooks; Metal ladders; Metal step ladders; Metal step stools; Plant hangers of metal; Towel hooks of metal

The wording "AERANTO" has no meaning in a foreign language.

AERO ETCH

Unwrought and semi-wrought common metal for further manufacture, namely, stainless steel and bright steel; semi-finished products of steel in the form of rods, [ plates, sheets, ] billets, blocks [, wire, profiles, screw rings; auxiliary welding materials of metal, namely, welding wires, welding bands, and welding rods, excluding paints, primers and clear coats for use on civil and military airplanes and aerospace carriers ]

wet process systems for electrochemical deposition and surface preparation applications, namely, semiconductor wet processing machines, semiconductor manufacturing machines, semiconductor wafer cleaning and etching machines, electroplating and metal plating machines, metal lift off machines for removing and reclaiming metal, machinery for cleaning, etching, and stripping applications in the semiconductor, MEMS, solar, and biopharmaceutical industries

wet process systems for electrochemical deposition and surface preparation applications, namely, drying apparatus for chemical processing

AERO JET

Compression garments for therapeutic, wellness and/or athletic use

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of the words "AERO" and "LED" separated by three curved lines that form the shape of a bird's head and wings.