About 30,000 Trademarks found for “skyline geotechnical inc”

Brake pads for automobiles, SUVs, trucks and motorcycles; Brake rotors for automobiles, SUVs, trucks and motorcycles; Brake calipers for automobiles, SUVs, trucks and motorcycles; Brake drums for automobiles, SUVs, trucks and motorcycles; Disc brake pads for automobiles, SUVs, trucks and motorcycles

The mark consists of the designation "Geotech" centered below a graphic design consisting of a square surrounding a representation of a dam and body of water.

Earth boring equipment, namely, fixed cutter drill bits for use in the oil and gas industry

Bicycle hand tools, namely, wrenches, pliers, wire cutters, lever sets, hacksaws, brake hose cutters, crank extractor, rotor flattening tool, bike cleaning brushes, glueless patch kits, chain rivet extractor, cotterless crank tool, screwdrivers, bracket tool, brake piston press, lockring tool, bottom bracket tool, chain splitter, nut installation tool, freewheel remover

GEO TECH

Golf club heads, golf club shafts, golf club grips, golf clubs, golf club covers, head covers for golf clubs, fitted head covers for golf clubs, golf club bags, golf bags with or without wheels, golf ball markers, golf balls, golf gloves, golf putter covers, golf putters, and golf tees

TECHNICAL JOURNAL PUBLISHED FROM TIME TO TIME

The mark consists of the stylied terms "PAGANI GEOTECHNICAL EQUIPMENT".

measuring instruments, namely, piezocones and piezocone systems comprised of electrical connections, encoders, rod adapters, antennas, power supplies and software

Coffee; Coffee beans; Ground coffee beans; Roasted coffee beans

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

Conducting guided outdoor hiking tours which also feature means for traversing the hiking area between two points using a pulley, trolley, or other equipment; conducting guided tours of Hawaii natural sights and tourist attractions by vehicle; recreational services in the nature of arranging and conducting guided outdoor hiking tours and providing zip line rides for traversing areas between two points using a pulley, trolley, or other equipment; educational services, namely, conducting programs on the topics of reforestation and beach clean-ups focused on environmental protection or perpetuation of indigenous Hawaiian culture

The mark consists of the stylized wording "SKYLINE" where the letter "L" appears as a curved line that is elongated vertically.