Astin Holdings Group is classified as operating in the Corporate, Subsidiary & Regional Managing Offices industry, NAICS Code 551114.
Trademark Applications
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Astin Holdings Group doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Astin Holdings Group is focusing on
its existing business rather than expanding into new products and markets.
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Date
ODS ON-DEMAND SYSTEMS Simulator for training pilots and others to recognize and react to the onset of hypoxia, namely, a device that facilitates hypoxia training, comprised of an electrochemical cell, air reservoirs, pumps, valves, breathing mask connection and electronics controller to create the breathing environment that induces the onset and symptoms of hypoxia
09/13/2018
ON-DEMAND SYSTEMS Simulator for training pilots and others to recognize and react to the onset of hypoxia, namely, a device that facilitates hypoxia training, comprised of an electrochemical cell, air reservoirs, pumps, valves, breathing mask connection and electronics controller to create the breathing environment that induces the onset and symptoms of hypoxia
08/29/2018
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