The trademark application disc-inspector was filed by PSVV Pöhlandt-Spiekermann Vermögensverwaltungs GbR, a corporation established under the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany (the "Applicant"). The application was published for oppositions on January 25, 2004, and it was registered by office on August 23, 2004 without any oppositions.
The application was filed in German (English was selected as the second language).
The renewal of the trademark was recorded by the office on May 7, 2013.
A transfer of the trademark registration was recorded on July 15, 2007. Change of name and professional address of the trademark registration was recorded on September 19, 2010. Change of name and professional address of the trademark registration was recorded on April 13, 2015. A transfer of the trademark registration was recorded on March 13, 2018. Change of name and address of the trademark registration was recorded on April 11, 2018.
Goods And Services
The mark was filed in class 7 with following description of goods:
Foundry machines, in particular for producing casting moulds and cores or core bundles, mainly automatic core and shell manufacturing machines using the shooting and blowing method
Installations for the automatic production of shells and cores, consisting mainly of shooting stations, mould parting stations having the appropriate mould transportation devices and an electric and/or electronic control mechanism or process control mechanism
Single and multistation core and shell manufacturing machines, and shell manufacturing machines using the continuous charging method, special machines for foundry technology
Machine-driven handling equipment and manipulators for automating core and shell manufacture, having electric and/or electronic or processor control
Machines for the quality control of cast parts.
The mark was filed in class 9 with following description of goods:
Computer hardware and computer software, in particular for controlling foundry machines
Control and regulating devices, in particular for foundry machines
Magnetic, electronic and optical data media (recorded and unrecorded)
Meters
Material testing instruments and machines, in particular non-contact testing devices for the quality control of cast parts
Optical testing systems, containing manipulators for handling and/or positioning parts being tested, cameras for recording the parts being tested and computers for evaluating recordings and, where necessary,for variance analysis.
The mark was filed in class 42 with following description of goods:
Computer programming, in particular for process control of foundry machines, mainly for controlling core shooting machines or core shooting installations
Quality inspection and quality control
Technical research and development, in particular in the field of mechanical engineering, mainly in the field of foundry machines.