INNOROCK

Class [1]
Chemical Products

Chemicals used in industry, science, photography, as well as in agriculture, horticulture and forestry, crushed cellulose for technical applications, fillers for industrial purposes and foodstuffs, mainly of organic materials, wood and/or cellulose materials, plastics, minerals and/or organic substances, namely fillers in the form of non-digestible additives for foodstuffs; Filling materials of cellulose powder and wood dust for making rubber, plastics, chemical products used in construction; Pulverised filling materials of cellulose for making sheathings for welding electrodes; Filling materials in the form of powders or fibres for making and improving the properties of plastics, chemical products used in construction, fillers, plasters, papers, cleaning preparations, bitumen substances and bituminous compounds, pharmaceutics; Filling materials of cellulose for making paints and lacquers; Filling and substitution materials for making thermoplastic and/or thermoset and/or unprocessed plastics, including filling and substitution materials in liquid, paste and solid form; Organic and/or inorganic substances, being auxiliary agents for flocculation, filling, flotation, filtration, decontamination, adsorption, absorption and separation, mainly for industrial purposes, and for waste water, namely for treating chemicals in fluid, viscous and colloidal form; Auxiliary filtering agents of organic raw materials, unprocessed or semi-processed plastics, minerals or organic substances in the form of powders, fibres, or pastes for the filtration of liquids for forming and/or dispersing the filter cake, and for binding colloidal and mucilaginous materials, and for preventing solid impurities; Filtration materials and binding agents for oils of all kinds, for liquid and paste fuels, for mineral oil derivatives and chemicals in liquid or paste form, and for human and animal excreta, granules of organic and inorganic raw materials of various particle sizes; Filling materials of recyclable organic and inorganic fibre-type raw materials, mainly of unprocessed paper materials reduced to fibres, dust or pellets.