Zaps Technologies is classified as operating in the Instruments Manufacturing for Measuring, Displaying & Controlling Industrial Process Variables industry, NAICS Code 334513.
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Zaps Technologies doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Zaps Technologies is focusing on
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ZAPS TECHNOLOGIES Optically based instrument for measuring environmental parameters, namely, water quality, humidity, mold, bacteria and air quality to assess environmental pollutants specifically for use by municipal water facilities, industrial facilities, and wastewater treatment facilities, and not for laboratory or classroom use
06/29/2017
LIQUID optically based instrument for measuring environmental parameters, namely, water quality, humidity, mold, bacteria and air quality to assess environmental pollutants
06/29/2017
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