Note: Hydro-Air Components's revenues are gauged from an analysis of company filings.
Hydro-Air Components's Income Statement (based on Industry Averages)
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Trademark Applications
Trademark applications show the products and services that Hydro-Air Components is developing and marketing.
Hydro-Air Components doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Hydro-Air Components is focusing on
its existing business rather than expanding into new products and markets.
Trademarks may include brand names, product names, logos and slogans.
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ZEHNDER Heating systems composed primarily of tubes, pipes and pre-assembled manifolds through which hot, cold or low temperature water circulates; industrial dryers for heating and dehumidifying; industrial dryers for household or housework use for heating and dehumidifying; ventilating fans for residential, commercial, industrial and public buildings; steel and cast-iron tubular radiators; electric and steam radiators for heating buildings; electric heating fans; convector heaters and heat exchangers; cast-iron, steel and aluminum radiators for heating; radiators for heating buildings; air conditioning units; air filters for air conditioning units; central air-conditioning installations; water-water and air-water heat pumps; water-water, air-air and air-water heat exchangers; under floor heating systems composed primarily of tubes, distributing devices, valves, and insulation; thermostatic valves; and structural parts for the aforementioned goods, including thermostatic valves
01/20/2011
ZEHNDER RITTLING Heating systems composed primarily of tubes, pipes and pre-assembled manifolds through which hot, cold or low temperature water circulates; [ industrial dryers for heating and dehumidifying; industrial dryers for household or housework use for heating and dehumidifying; ventilating fans for residential, commercial, industrial and public buildings; ] steel [and cast-iron] tubular radiators; [electric and] steam radiators for heating buildings; electric heating fans; convector heaters and heat exchangers; [cast-iron,] steel and aluminum radiators for heating; radiators for heating buildings; air conditioning units; air filters for air conditioning units; [ central air-conditioning installations; water-water and air-water heat pumps; ] water-water, air-air and air-water heat exchangers; [under floor heating systems composed primarily of tubes, distributing devices, valves, and insulation;] thermostatic valves; and structural parts for the aforementioned goods, including thermostatic valves
01/20/2011
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Market Share of Hydro-Air Components's Largest Competitors
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