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The US trademark MR was filed as Word mark on 04/21/1997 at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
It was registered as a trademark on 02/16/1999.
The current status of the mark is "CANCELLED - SECTION 8".
| Trademark form | Word mark |
| File reference | 75277549 |
| Register number | 2223641 |
| Application date | April 21, 1997 |
| Publication date | November 24, 1998 |
| Entry date | February 16, 1999 |
Trademark owner
1 North 372 Main Street
60137 Glen Ellyn
US
60137 Glen Ellyn
US
Trademark representatives
goods and services
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screen printing machines employing screens to print images on objects, namely, graphic screen printing machines, automatic, pneumatic, A/C frequency and manual textile printing machines, textile printing machines for transfer presses for irons-ons and transfers and consecutive numbering screen printing presses, screen printers and printing presses, curing machines employing an energy source to cause inks to dry and cure roll-to-roll belt printing systems employing apparatuses for unwinding and rewinding fabric, screen stretching systems employing apparatuses for tensioning screen fabrics, ink mixers employing apparatuses for mixing inks, screen frames employing a frame to hold and support a screen, take-off devices employing apparatuses attached to a printing machine for receiving products emerging from printing systems, registration systems employing apparatuses for ensuring proper alignment and positioning of screens or substrates during the printing process on screen printing equipment, ink recovery systems employing apparatuses for recovering unused ink on used in the printing process for screen printing machines, software sold within the screen printing machine for controlling printing and curing cycles in printing machines, and replacement parts for the above mentioned goods
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printing dryer machines employing an energy source to cause inks to dry and cure, namely, textile, industrial and graphic dryer machines using convection, infrared, and ultraviolet systems, modular dryer machines for adding and subtracting from production equipment, conveyorized dryer machines for transporting substrates through the drying systems, flash units employing infrared energy to heat set inks, such as portable flash units and automatic flash units, and curing machines and replacement parts for the above mentioned goods
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