If you deal in medical equipment, surgical instruments, diagnostic kits, or veterinary devices, your brand must be protected under Trademark Class 10. This class is designed for businesses involved in the development, manufacturing, or sale of healthcare and life-saving instruments.

Wondering what Trademark Class 10 is? And whether your product qualifies? Let’s explore what’s covered, what’s not, and how to file your trademark correctly.

Are you selling electronics, mobile accessories, software, or scientific equipment? Trademark Class 9 gives you exclusive rights to protect your brand in this fast-growing product category.

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Are you manufacturing or selling hand tools, grooming instruments, or small hardware? Trademark Class 8 provides exclusive rights to protect your brand in this category.

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Manufacturing or selling industrial machinery, machine parts, or tools? Trademark Class 7 gives you exclusive rights in this product category.

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If your business manufactures or trades in base metals, small hardware items, building fittings, or metal containers, registering your brand under Trademark Class 6 isn’t just a legal formality—it’s a strategic move to protect your business.

Not sure if your product belongs in Trademark Class 6? Let’s explore what qualifies for this trademark class and how it works.