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U.S. federal trademark · Serial No. 75390601 · Reg. No. 2947018

Mark
SCOTTY
Status
Registered
Serial Number
75390601
Registration No.
2947018
Filing Date
November 17, 1997
Registration Date
May 10, 2005
Class(es)
Class 007, Class 008, Class 009, Class 017, Class 020

Owners

SCOTTY MANUFACTURING LTD.
03 · SIDNEY, BC, CA
SCOTT PLASTICS LTD.
03 · Sidney, BC, CA
SCOTT PLASTICS LTD.
03 · VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CA
SCOTT PLASTICS LTD.
03 · VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CA

Goods & Services

Fire-extinguishing apparatus in the nature of injected plastic components, parts, fittings and devices used to fight fires, namely, portable fire foam educting or inducting systems comprised primarily of a nozzle and including pistol grip shut-off valves for connection to the end of a fire hose for the eduction or induction of foam chemical concentrates into a water stream used in the suppression and extinguishing of fires; self-contained fire foam kits comprised primarily of fire nozzles and also including pistol grip shut-off valves and a container capable of being strapped to the human body for the purpose of filling with fluids used to fight fires, all for connection to the discharge of a fire hose or garden hose; foam eductors or inductors, namely, a valve used to attach to a pressurized water outlet, either to a pumper truck of a fire department or water discharge of a portable fire pump, for the eduction or induction of foam chemical concentrates or other fire suppression chemicals into fire hose lines; foam mixers, namely, a foam eductor or inductor with a control valve for educting or inducting foam chemical concentrates into the pressure housing of a water pump for the mixing and hose line dispersal of foam solution into fire hose lines; fire hose nozzles, namely, nozzles designed to distribute water or foam solution into various configurations for fighting fires; pistol grip fire hose nozzles with turn ball shut-off mechanism; and, three-way valves, namely, directional flow control valves, not including respiratory equipment, communication devices, protective clothing for emergency use, and gas detection equipment

Injected plastic device used to fight fires, namely, manual pumps for attachment to self-contained containers capable of being strapped to the human body for the purpose of filling with fluids to fight fires, not including respiratory equipment, communication devices, protective clothing for emergency use, and gas detection equipment

INJECTED PLASTIC COMPONENTS, PARTS, FITTINGS, AND DEVICES USED TO FIGHT FIRES, NAMELY, TEE FITTINGS FOR INSERTION INTO FIRE HOSE LINES TO PERMIT THE CONNECTION OF A SMALLER HOSE LINE; THREE WAY CONNECTORS, NAMELY, VALVES FOR DIVIDING THE FLOW FROM A HOSE INTO TWO; DOUBLE SWIVEL CONNECTORS, NAMELY, SWIVEL HOSE CONNECTORS; DOUBLE FIXED CONNECTORS, NAMELY, RIGID HOSE CONNECTORS; GENDER CHANGERS, NAMELY HOSE THREAD CONVERSION ADAPTERS; THREAD REDUCERS, NAMELY, ADAPTERS TO ALLOW THE CONNECTION OF HOSES TO DIFFERENT DIAMETERS, NOT INCLUDING RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT, COMMUNICATION DEVICES, PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR EMERGENCY USE, AND GAS DETECTION EQUIPMENT

Injected plastic device used to fight fires, namely, automated pumps for attachment to self-contained containers capable of being strapped to the human body for the purpose of filling with fluids to fight fires, not including respiratory equipment, communication devices, protective clothing for emergency use, and gas detection equipment

Injected plastic device used to fight fires, namely, nonmetal hose winders comprised of two spools used to roll up hoses, not including respiratory equipment, communication devices, protective clothing for emergency use, and gas detection equipment

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