Trademark Overview
On Wednesday, January 24, 2024, a trademark application was filed for MIMIR with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The USPTO has given the MIMIR trademark a serial number of 79393015. The federal status of this trademark filing is NEW APPLICATION - RECORD INITIALIZED NOT ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER as of Thursday, April 4, 2024. This trademark is owned by Boegli-Gravures SA. The MIMIR trademark is filed in the Machinery Products, Treatment & Processing of Materials Services, and Computer & Software Services & Scientific Services categories with the following description:
Engraving; engraving of embossing rolls; embossing of calenders; laser engraving of materials in submicron, micrometric or macrometric sizes for aesthetic, technical, physical or safety purposes; embossing on all media, including thin sheets
Embossing machines; embossers for embossing thin sheets, thin foils of aluminum, thin sheets of polymers, thin laminates comprising paper, polymers, or both; embossing machines for embossing laminated sheets, sheets of metal, metal-coated paper or metal-coated laminated products; installations comprising a packaging machine and an embossing machine synchronized with the packaging machine; parts and accessories for embossers not included in other classes, including embossing rolls, crease rolls, embossers with heating for thermal treatment of embossing materials; machine tools for the mechanical, chemical or photo-lithographic structuring of embossing rolls; machine tools for non-rotational relief structuring, in particular by laser ablation; machine tools for the macroscopic or microscopic structuring of thin sheets by laser, in particular for creating aesthetic effects, diffractive light effects, mechanical or tactile effects, physical effects, security features or a combination there...
Design and optimization of embossing tools; technological consulting services for obtaining improved aesthetic, physical and mechanical embossing results; process design for reading markings or security elements embossed or generated by laser structuring or photo-lithography; design of processes for reading markings for identification and/or authentication purposes; design of hidden decorations or markings using light diffraction, in particular of security elements or methods of encrypting and decrypting information; design of aesthetic, technical or physical effects, especially on jewelry, watches, pharmaceuticals, food or valuable products
