USPTO trademark

BOURMACH

Under examinationUSPTOWord markClass 7

"BOURMACH" is a word mark owned by Bourgault Machines Inc., filed at the USPTO on March 12, 2025. It is under examination and covers class 7 (Machines and Machine Tools).

Official USPTO record
BOURMACH trademark as filed
As filed with the USPTO
Status
Under examination
Since October 14, 2026
Filed
March 12, 2025
Registered
Not yet
Priority date
March 12, 2025
Claimed from Canada
Application no.
99080914
Registration no.
Not yet
Office
USPTO
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Mark type
Word mark
1 class
Ownership

Who owns BOURMACH

The owner and representative on file with the office.

Owner

Bourgault Machines Inc.

Saskatoon, Canada

Representative

William D. O'Neill

Stinson LLP

Goods and services

What the mark covers

The products and services BOURMACH is filed for, grouped by Nice class.

  • Buckets for earth moving machines, including buckets with and without a grapple system, and with and without teeth, namely, buckets with pivoting back dragging wings, buckets with a rotatable hydraulic back-dragging feature, buckets with carrying, pushing and back-dragging capabilities, buckets with carrying, pushing, back-dragging, and raking capabilities, buckets with deployable rotatable ground ripping tines, buckets with mixing and dispensing capabilities, buckets with material screening capabilities; Snow pushers in the nature of plows for attachment to vehicles; Combination snow pusher and back dragging units in the nature of plows and plow blades for attachment to vehicles; Box blade graders being earth moving machines; Land grader attachments, namely, blades for tractors, skid loaders, wheel loaders, and telehandlers, and with and without laser-guided systems and with and without global positioning system (GPS) guidance systems; Earth moving machines, namely, box scrapers; Earth moving machines in the nature of multi-function units capable of ripping, grading, pushing, levelling, back-dragging, loading and dumping land, but also adaptable for pushing and back-dragging snow, and ripping ice; Ice rippers/scrapers being ice-resurfacing machines; Combination ice scraper and ice pusher being ice-resurfacing machines; Residential, construction, commercial, and agricultural machinery and attachments therefore, namely, three-point attachments and tipping trailer attachments; Soil leveling rakes for skid loaders; Grapple forks for mounting on loader arms on skid loaders, wheel loaders, tractors and telehandlers; Bulldozer blades with angling capabilities; Bulldozer blades with rotatable end wings; Material handling machines mountable on skid loaders, wheel loaders, tractors with front end loaders, telehandlers and back hoe loaders, in the nature of snow and land floating and levelling systems; Residential, construction, landscaping and agricultural instruments mountable on skid loaders, wheel loaders, tractors with front end loaders, telehandlers and backhoe loaders, namely, rock forks with and without a grapple system; Skid loader-mounted residential, construction, landscaping and agricultural instruments, namely, rock forks with an active loading system; Residential, construction, landscaping and agricultural instruments, mountable on skid loaders, wheel loaders, telehandlers and tractors with front end loaders, namely, bale forks; Residential, construction, landscaping and agricultural instruments, mountable on skid loaders, wheel loaders, telehandlers and tractors with front end loaders, namely, bale spikes; Residential, construction, landscaping and agricultural instruments, mountable on skid loaders, wheel loaders, telehandlers and tractors with front end loaders, namely, bale handlers; Residential, construction, landscaping and agricultural instruments, mountable on skid loaders, wheel loaders, telehandlers and tractors with front end loaders, namely, manure forks; Power-operated lifting and moving equipment, namely, pallet fork lifters with and without a grapple system, with and without side-shift capabilities, with or without rotational capabilities; Hydraulically powered rotary brooms with and without a pick-up and containment system; Rotary and vibratory screening systems for landscaping to separate debris from topsoil; Rotary mowers for use on skid loaders and tractors in both a front mount and towed mode; Adaptors for attaching residential, construction, landscaping and agricultural implements to motorized vehicles, namely, skid loaders, wheel loaders, tractors, telehandlers, backhoe loaders and forklift trucks; Residential, construction, landscaping and agricultural machinery, namely, flail mowers; Tree and brush mulchers as attachments for skid loaders; Hydraulically powered brush cutters and rotary mowers for use on skid loaders; Hydraulically powered tree shear with and without grapple system; Power-operated tree saws; Hydraulic tree pullers; Hydraulic post pullers; Tree saw machines; Electric wood chipping machines for use in landscaping powerable hydraulically and by an auxiliary internal combustion engine; Machines for splitting logs for wood; Boom poles being jib cranes, fixed length and extendable; Skid loader mounted post hole diggers; Post insertion systems, namely, post pounders; Snow grooming equipment for snowmobile trails; Ski trail grooming implements, namely, power tillers, snow rakes, snow compacting machines; Screw pile-drivers; Tree stump removal implements for mounting on skid loaders, with and without a hydraulic grapples, with and without hydraulic root cutting shears; Snow ploughs; Snow blowers; Power rakes and soil conditioner, namely, rotating drums with outwardly protruding teeth for use on skid loaders; Rotary tillers, horizontal and vertical, namely, rotary cultivators; Hydraulic tree spades; Vibratory packers being soil compacting machines for use on skid loaders; Attachments for earth moving machines, namely, back hoe attachments, with and without excavator bucket thumbs for use on skid loaders; Ground ripper attachments with and without leveling bars for use on skid loaders for landscaping; Firewood mills being machines for cutting and splitting logs for firewood; Sapling planters, namely, probe machines for seeding or planting

History

What has happened so far

Steps recorded by the USPTO, newest first.

  1. Notification of non-final action e-mailed
  2. Non-final action e-mailed
  3. Non-final action written
  4. Amendment from applicant entered
  5. Correspondence received in law office
  6. Assigned to lie
  7. Teas response to suspension inquiry received
  8. Notification of inquiry as to suspension e-mailed
  9. Inquiry to suspension e-mailed
  10. Suspension inquiry written

10 earlier steps on the official record.

FAQ

About BOURMACH

Who owns the trademark "BOURMACH"?

The USPTO trademark "BOURMACH" (application 99080914) is owned by Bourgault Machines Inc.

What is the status of "BOURMACH"?

Its status at the USPTO is: under examination.

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Response
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  "id": "tm_019d2a8b-61ae-7012-8617-e8fc1bcce6c7",
  "object": "trademark",
  "mark_text": "BOURMACH",
  "status": {
    "primary": "pending",
    "stage": "examining"
  },
  "office_code": "US",
  "application_number": "99080914",
  "filing_date": "2025-03-12",
  "nice_classes": [
    7
  ],
  "owners": [
    {
      "name": "BOURGAULT MACHINES INC.",
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    }
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}