Classification Information
Class [1]
Chemical Products
Catalysts; chemical substances (not in the nature of paints) for preventing corrosion; ceramic materials in the form of powders, granules, suspensions, filaments or pastes, all for use in manufacture.
Class [2]
Paint Products
Metals, metals combined with non-metallic materials, all in foil and powder form for use by painters and decorators; corrosion inhibiting compositions (in the nature of paints); aluminium powder paints; ceramic colours.
Class [3]
Cosmetics and Cleaning Products
Grinding materials and polishing preparations.
Class [6]
Metal Products
Sheets, strips, rods and shaped sections, foils (not for use by painters and decorators); pipes (not being boiler tubes or parts of machines); powders for the manufacture of paints; cermets; vessels, sliding or running reinforcements (in the nature of tracks), all included in Class 6; all made wholly or principally of common metal or of common metal in equal proportion with non-metallic materials.
Class [7]
Machinery Products
Shaped sections made wholly or principally of common metal; cermic products in the form of rods, tubes, blocks, plates and discs (rounds); pipes, screens (filters) heat exchangers, friction linings, running and sliding reinforcements (in the nature of tracks); all being parts included in Class 7 of machines.
Class [9]
Computer & Software Products & Electrical & Scientific Products
Valves and screens (filters), all included in Class 9; and ceramic products in the form of rods, tubes, blocks, plates and discs (rounds), all being parts and fittings included in Class 9 for scientific apparatus and instruments for use in chemical and metallurgical research, but not including any such ceramic products being parts of electrical or electronic components.
Class [11]
Environmental Control Instrument Products lighting heating cooling cooking
Filaments (ceramics), valves, screens (filters), heat exchangers; cooking utensils; ceramic products in the form of rods, tubes, blocks, plates and discs (rounds), all being parts and fittings for installations for lighting, heating, steam generating, cooking, refrigerating, drying and ventilating purposes; all included in Class 11.
Class [17]
Rubber Products
Friction linings; insulators and insulating materials; refractory materials included in Class 17; blocks, plates, sheets (non-textile), strips, foil, rods, pipes and shaped sections, all made of plastics combined with metals or with ceramics, the plastics predominating or in equal proportions, all for use in manufactures.
Class [19]
Non-Metallic Building Material Products
Ceramic materials in the form of filaments, rods, tubes, blocks, plates, discs (rounds); ceramic materials combined with metal, the ceramic predominating or in equal proportion, and ceramic materials combined with other non-metallic materials, all in the form of filaments, rods, tubes, blocks, plates, discs (rounds), sheets, strips and of shaped sections; pipes and partly wrought articles, all of non-metallic and metallic materials, the non-metallic materials predominating or in equal proportions; all for use in building and civil engineering constructions; refractory building materials.
Class [21]
Houseware and Glass Products
Vessels, and semi-finished articles made from ceramics; pots, pans and cooking utensils, all made from common metal and coated with oxide ceramic materials, or of the aforesaid materials combined with plastics; all included in Class 21; ceramics in the form of tubes or pipes (none being boiler tubes or parts of machines), rods, blocks, plates or discs (rounds), all for use in manufacture.
