The seventh category of trademark registration is stipulated by regulations, including incubators, machines and machine tools, machine couplings and transmission parts (except for land vehicles), motors and engines (for land vehicles) Except), non-manual agricultural equipment, vending machines, etc.

1. What does Class 7 trademark registration include? All contents of Class 7 trademark registration applications include: 0701 Agricultural machinery and parts (excluding small agricultural tools); 0702 Fishing and animal husbandry machinery and equipment Appliances; 0703 Machinery and appliances for logging, sawing, wood processing and match production; 0704 Machinery and appliances for paper making and processing paper products industry; 0705 Machinery and appliances for printing industry; 0706 Machinery and components for fiber processing, textile and knitting industries ; 0707 Machinery for printing and dyeing industry; 0708 Machinery for tea making industry; 0709 Machinery and components for food industry; 0710 Machinery for brewing and beverage industry; 0711 Machinery for tobacco industry; 0712 Machinery for leather industry; 0713 Machinery for sewing and shoemaking industry ; 0714 Bicycle industry equipment; 0715 Ceramic, brick and tile manufacturing machinery; 0716 Engraving machine; 0717 Battery making machinery; 0718 Daily miscellaneous goods processing machinery; 0719 Enamel making machinery; 0720 Light bulb making machinery.

2. What is the process of Class 7 trademark registration? 1. Determine the name of the trademark registration, design a trademark pattern that conforms to the corporate image, and get it to a professional trademark agency registration platform for inquiry, or Go to the Trademark Office to conduct a trademark search to confirm whether there is an identical or similar trademark. If so, it needs to be modified or redesigned. 2. After the trademark name and trademark pattern are determined, you need to prepare relevant registration information and submit a registration application to the Trademark Office. You can also choose to entrust an agency to handle it on your behalf. 3. After the Trademark Office accepts your registration application, it will conduct a trademark review. It will review the trademark information and whether the trademark meets the relevant provisions of the trademark law, whether the trademark pattern is the same or similar to other trademarks, etc. 4. After passing the review, the trademark will enter the preliminary announcement period. The preliminary announcement period is 3 months. If no one raises any objection within three months, the trademark will be approved for registration and the Trademark Office will issue the trademark to everyone. Certificate of Registration. The trademark registration process includes determining the trademark name and pattern, preparing relevant materials, and submitting the application. The Trademark Office will then enter the announcement period. After passing the application, a trademark registration certificate will be issued. The registration of trademarks is divided by type. Each one Trademarks have fixed types.