About 30,000 Trademarks found for “rodpod llc”

ROD POD

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

ROD PILOT

Nuclear reactors and parts thereof, included in this class, namely rod control equipment

The mark consists of a shield-shaped interstate logo outlined in black and white with the top one-third of the logo in red and the bottom two-thirds of the logo in blue, with the white bolded capital letters "US" in the blue portion of the logo; with the following beneath the interstate logo: the word "ROOF" in large bolded black font followed by the acronym "LLC" in much smaller black font, with "ROOF LLC" enclosed by two black lines in rectangular form which is shaded white--with the interior black line bolder than the exterior black line.

The mark consists of the orange design of a donkey's head appearing to the left of the stylized wording DEW ROCK LLC. In the aforementioned instance, the wording DEW ROCK LL appears in black and the C following LL appears in the color orange. The color white represents transparent and background areas and is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The mark consists of the letters "llc" in a stylized font.

Rubber materials for use in the tire retreading process, namely, curing tubes, envelopes and uni-tubes; unfinished rubber material for use in the tire retreading process, namely, cushion gum; and rubber in strip and slab form for use in further manufacture; and protective elastomeric sheath and/or liner for use in tire retreading process

Writing of résumés for others

"LLC"

RUBBER MATERIALS FOR USE IN THE TIRE RETREADING PROCESS, NAMELY, CURING TUBES, ENVELOPES AND UNI-TUBES; UNFINISHED RUBBER MATERIAL FOR USE IN THE TIRE RETREADING PROCESS, NAMELY, CUSHION GUM; AND RUBBER IN STRIP AND SLAB FORM FOR USE IN FURTHER MANUFACTURE; AND PROTECTIVE ELASTOMERIC SHEATH AND/OR LINER FOR USE IN TIRE RETREADING PROCESS

LLC

The mark consists of a lowercase letter "e" with three arcing lines appearing above the "e", each line progressively larger than the line below, followed by a vertical line extending slightly above and slightly below the letter "e", followed by the letters rod.