Fluke Electronics is classified as operating in the Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring & Testing Electricity & Electrical Signals industry, NAICS Code 334515.
Trademark Applications
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Fluke Electronics doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Fluke Electronics is focusing on
its existing business rather than expanding into new products and markets.
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Trademark
Date
LEVEL. LAYOUT. BUILD. Lasers for non-medical purposes for use in alignment and measuring and accessories therefor, namely, tripods and grade rods, mounting brackets, glass inserts, laser detectors, batteries and remotes, cases and pouches, floor stands, and tripod extenders, all being specially adapted for use with the foregoing goods; Accessories for lasers for non-medical purposes for use in alignment, namely, reflective level targets for viewing and alignment of laser points and lines outdoors or at longer distances
10/10/2019
REFLECT-IR Thermal imaging apparatus, namely, a device that reflects infrared radiation in wavelengths that are capable of being registered by a thermal imaging camera, used to allow imaging of awkward to reach places and around corners; Imaging system comprising a device for reflecting infrared radiation in wavelengths registered by a thermal imaging camera and a camera to register the thermal images, used to allow imaging of awkward to reach places and around corners
05/20/2005
ILLUMINATE-IR ILLUMINATION APPARATUS, NAMELY, A DEVICE FOR ATTACHING TO AN OPTICAL IMAGING APPARATUS AND FOR ATTACHING TO A DIGITAL CAMERA INCLUDED AS PART OF A THERMAL IMAGING APPARATUS
05/18/2005
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