Progression is classified as operating in the Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical & Control Instruments Manufacturing industry, NAICS Code 3345.
Trademark Applications
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Progression doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Progression is focusing on
its existing business rather than expanding into new products and markets.
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PROGRESSION Scientific instruments, namely, coal analyzers for measuring energy content, any specific elements or compounds and total, bound and free moisture content; nuclear magnetic resonance analyzers for measuring polymers, and Phosphorus, Fluorine, Lithium and Boron compounds, and moisture and oil content; laser induced breakdown spectroscopy analyzers for measuring elemental components and compounds in the mining and mineral processing industries; mass flow monitors and electrostatic probes and monitors for measuring static charge and two phase mass flow regimes in the chemical process industry
04/16/2012
TITAN CCA Scientific instruments, namely, coal analyzers for measuring energy content, any specific elements or compounds and total, bound and free moisture content
04/13/2012
ANALYZE WITH INTEGRITY Industrial Analyzers for Analyzing Minerals and Resins, and Lasers for Measuring Purposes
12/03/2004
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