ARKON
Arkon Safety Equipment Inc.
Application Filed: 1999-01-22
Trademark Application Details
ABANDONED-FAILURE TO RESPOND OR LATE RESPONSE
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| Serial Number | 75625545 |
| Mark Drawing Code | 1000: Typeset: Word(s)/letter(s)/number(s) |
| Domestic Representative | LADAS & PARRY |
| Attorney Name | MARY A. MOY |
| Attorney Docket Number | 85579-12 |
| Law Office Assigned | M60 |
| Employee Name | GOODSAID, IRA J |
Timeline
| 1999-01-22 | Application Filed |
| 2001-06-18 | Abandon |
| 2001-08-27 | Status: Dead/Abandoned |
| 2001-09-05 | Location: FILE REPOSITORY (FRANCONIA) |
| 2018-07-08 | Transaction Date |
Trademark Applicants & Owners
| Owner: |  ARKON SAFETY EQUIPMENT INC. |
| Address | 10550 Parkway Anjou, Province of CA HIJ 2K4 |
| Legal Entity Type | Corporation |
| Legal Entity State | CA |
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Good, Services, and Codes
| International Codes: | 5 |
| U.S. Codes: | 006,018,044,046,051,052 |
| International Codes: | 6 |
| U.S. Codes: | 002,012,013,014,023,025,050 |
| International Codes: | 9 |
| U.S. Codes: | 021,023,026,036,038 |
| International Codes: | 10 |
| U.S. Codes: | 026,039,044 |
| International Codes: | 19 |
| U.S. Codes: | 001,012,033,050 |
| International Codes: | 20 |
| U.S. Codes: | 002,013,022,025,032,050 |
| International Codes: | 25 |
| U.S. Codes: | 022,039 |
| Type Code | Type |
|---|---|
| GS0051 | First aid articles, namely-- first aid kits, burn kits designed for providing first aid treatment of burns in emergency situations comprised primarily of a first aid manuals, burn spay, sterile plastic strips, fabric sterile adhesive strips, burn ointment, gauze pads, emergency blanket, antiseptic, antiseptic detergent, ammonia inhalants, adhesive tapes, scissors, eye drops, blood stop, sterile eye pad oval, double adhesive strips, pressure bandages, triangular bandages, aluminum wire splint, latex gloves, tweezers, safety pins, double adhesive strips, saline solution, dettol swabs, combine pads, sterilized fingertip dressing, knuckle bandages, cotton tip applicators, absorbent cotton rolls, kidney basin, butterfly skin closures; safety industrial kits specially designed for providing first aid treatment in an industrial context comprised primarily of a first aid manual, absorbent cotton, adhesive tape, adhesive tapes remover, elastic bandages, gauze, bandages, gauze pads, pressure bandages, triangular bandages, plastic adhesive strips, ammonia inhalants, antiseptic, peroxide, benzalkonium antiseptic, BURN FREE burn gel, no bleed, water soluble ointment, ENO regular strength, sterile eye drops, sterile eye pad oval, double adhesive strips for eye pads, scissors, bandage blister, safety pins, wood splints, splint padding, general tweezers, tongue depressors, soap bar, dressing forceps, self-stick gauze tape, cotton tip applicators, roll kidney basin, butterfly skin closures; safety automotive kits designed for providing first aid treatment in roadside emergency situations comprised primarily of first aid manual, hand cleaners, pressure bandages, sterile oval eye pads, gauze sponge, alcohol sachet, absorbent cotton, eye shield, gauze compresses, conform gauze, metal wire splint, adhesive tapes, gauze bandages, gauze pads, triangular bandages, stop bleed, coagulant, proviodine antisptic, proviodine ointment, fingertip dressing, sterile knuckle band, sting relief sachet, booster cables, wax flares, matches, emergency candles, instant cold compress, package energy tablets, safety goggles, natural spring water, emergency blanket, work gloves, stove with fuel, penlight batteries, instant coffee, sugar packages, tea bags, aluminum container, puncture seal tire inflator; eye wash station comprising one or several plastic squeeze bottles containing eye wash solution and a base panel for mounting the bottle(s) to a wall in an eye hazard area, specially safety kits namely-- specially safety kits designed for providing biohazard protection primarily composed of a disposable apron, latex gloves, benzalkonium antisptic, EMERSAFE c.p.r. device, safety spectacles, surgical face mask, one-piece jump suit, plastic disposable bag, chemical gloves, instruction sheet, speciality safety kits designed for providing first aid treatment in daycares and swimming pools comprised primarily of a first aid manual, sterile plastic adhesive strips, gauze pads, benzalkonium antisptic, triangular bandages, safety pins, tweezers, scissors, alcohol sachets, gauze bandages, absorbent cotton, adhesive tape, oval eye pad, double adhesive tape, pressure bandages, oral thermometer, rectal thermometer, latex gloves, proviodine antiseptic, splint padding, metal splint; speciality safety kits designed for providing first aid treatment of snakebites primarily comprised of suction cups, lymph constructor, scalpel, antiseptic swab, instruction sheet; speciality safety kits designed for first responders and sport and activity first aid comprised primarily of abdominal pads, telfa pads, safety pins, emergency disc light, first aid cream, splint, antiseptic, scissors, steri-strip skin closures, adhesive tape, esmarch bandages, gauze pads, fabric strips, eye pads, triangular bandages, pressure bandages, elastic bandages, conform gauze band, instant glucose, gauze sponge, multi trauma dressing, penlight, saline solution, latex gloves, plastic adhesive stripes, knuckle bands, sting-kill sachet, arm/wrist band, blanket, sun block lotion, plastic bag, insect repellant, antibiotic ointment, tweezers, scissors, hand warmers, lip balm, matches, candles; speciality safety kits designed for paramedics and trauma emergencies comprised of a first aid manual, tweezers, scissors, adhesive tapes, gauze pads, fabric adhesive strips, eye pad ovals, triangular bandages, alcohol, benzalkonium sachets, pressure bandages, elastic bandages, conform gauze bandages, antiseptic proviodine, antibiotic first aid cream, finger splints, metal splint, inflatable splint, arm wrist band, foam cervical collar, oral screw, ring cutter, airway kit, disposable umbilical cord clamps, snake bite kit, tongue depressors, mask with one way valve and oxygen inlet, eye wash, eye dressing kit, trauma dressing, emergency blanket, disposable face mask, ammonia inhalants, thermometers, moist towelettes, penlight, pain freeze aerosol, saline solution, instant cold compress, sterile burn sheet, latex gloves, safety goggles, disposable apron, MERASAFE antibiotic ointment, blood stop, stethoscope, sphygmomanometer |
Trademark Filing History
| Description | Date | Event Coding |
|---|---|---|
| ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER | 1999-07-09 | 1 DOCK D:Assigned to Examiner |
| NON-FINAL ACTION MAILED | 1999-07-16 | 2 CNRT F:First Action |
| CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED IN LAW OFFICE | 1999-12-27 | 3 CRFA I:Incoming Correspondence |
| LETTER OF SUSPENSION MAILED | 2000-06-07 | 4 CNSL F:First Action |
| ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER | 2000-12-13 | 5 DOCK D:Assigned to Examiner |
| INQUIRY AS TO SUSPENSION MAILED | 2000-12-15 | 6 CNSI O:Outgoing Correspondence |
| ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER | 2001-08-27 | 7 DOCK D:Assigned to Examiner |
| ABANDONMENT - FAILURE TO RESPOND OR LATE RESPONSE | 2001-08-27 | 8 ABN2 O:Outgoing Correspondence |
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