About 124 Trademarks found for “hexi*”

self adhesive vinyl film for creating graphics applied to shop windows, safety markings, vehicles and billboards

Musical sound recordings featuring a music artist

Plant Container

CHESS & CHECKER GAME

microprocessors

metal concrete construction hardware, namely, anchors, he and she bolts, braces, brackets bridging, cast inserts, clamps, clips, coil rod, column clamps, cones, couplings, dowel baskets and caps, eye bolts and nuts, ferrule inserts, form aligners, form patches, form ties, (coil, rod, loop, flat, snap-in) frames, ground release latches for tilt-up hardware, hangers and hanger inserts, hinges, joint seals, lift inserts, lifting plates and bolts, loop inserts, nuts, panel bracing, plugs, rebar supports, riser frame, screed chairs, slab bolsters and inserts, spacers, strand chucks, strapping, strongbacks, studs, void tubes, wall reinforcements, washers, and wedges

chemicals and cementitious products for concrete construction, namely, form releases, cure and bond breakers, cures and liquid hardeners, cures and seals, sealers, coatings, water repellants, bonding agents, anti-graffiti products, cleaners and strippers, epoxies, finishing aids, non-shrink grout, shake on floor hardeners, toppings, patching cements, floor underlayments, masonry and concrete coatings, and anchoring cement

alcohol impregnated towelettes for use in cleaning of dental and medical instruments

electronic device muting or eliminating pre-record laughter, or "canned laughter" during television broadcasts; electronic filter device for enhancing the audibility of speech; volume control device for offsetting the volume increase associated with commercials; computer software which mutes or eliminates pre-recorded laughter, or "canned laughter" during television broadcasts; computer software to enhance the audibility of electronically transmitted speech as for example radio and television; computer software that would respond to elevated peak and elevated average volume to moderate volume for electronically transmitted speech as for example radio and television; computer program to distinguish between normal speech patterns and faux laughter; to enchance the audibility of speech; computer program that would respond to elevated peak and elevated average volume to moderate volume; computer diagnostic systems

HIGH ENERGY X-RAY AND RADIOGRAPHIC SERVICES