Atomizing Systems is classified as operating in the Foundries industry, NAICS Code 3315.
Trademark Applications
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Atomizing Systems doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Atomizing Systems is focusing on
its existing business rather than expanding into new products and markets.
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Trademark
Date
ATOMIZING SYSTEMS fog generating valves for special effects, humidification, cooling, odor-control, dust control, disinfection, and fire-suppression; air cleaning units for use in smoke houses; and evaporative air coolers for domestic, commercial, and industrial use
10/17/2002
ATOMIZING fog generation systems for special effects, humidification, cooling, odor control, dust control, disinfection and fire suppression, namely, nozzles, pumps, pipe, filters, fittings and parts and accessories therefore
04/09/1997
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