NVENT GARDNER BENDER
"NVENT GARDNER BENDER" is a word mark owned by nVent Services GmbH, filed at the USPTO on March 12, 2026. It is under examination and covers classes 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 17 and 22.
- Status
- Under examination
- Since July 30, 2026
- Filed
- March 12, 2026
- Registered
- Not yet
- Expires
- Not recorded
- Application no.
- 99698651
- Registration no.
- Not yet
- Office
- USPTO
- United States Patent and Trademark Office
- Mark type
- Word mark
- 7 classes
Who owns NVENT GARDNER BENDER
The owner on file, matched to the company behind it. Every owner-name spelling for that company is grouped on its page.
Owner
nVent Services GmbH
Schauffhausen, Switzerland
Representative
Allison H. Bickford
Quarles & Brady LLP
What the mark covers
The products and services NVENT GARDNER BENDER is filed for, grouped by Nice class.
wire joints being cable joints of metal, non-electric; ties being cable ties of metal
power operated electrical conduit benders; conduit bending machines; hydraulic punches in the nature of punching machines; hydraulic knockout punch tool in the nature of punching machines for punching holes in metal enclosures; hydraulic pumps; parts of conduit fishing machines, namely, line carriers for installing pull line in electrical conduit by loading one end of the conduit with air or gas
hand-operated wire strippers and cutters; hand-operated wire cable strippers and wire cutters; hand tools, namely, cutters for cutting PVC conduit; hand-operated electrical crimping tools being wire crimpers; hand tools, namely, nut drivers; hand tools, namely, conduit benders; screwdrivers, non-electric; hand tools, namely, fish tapes and draw tape reels; cable and wire knives; pliers; hand tools, namely, cable benders and pullers; manually operated staple guns; industrial wiring kits comprising hand tools, namely, wire strippers, wire crimpers, cable cutters being cutting pliers, cable clamps and screwdrivers, and comprising electrical equipment and parts, namely, test clips of metal for cables, insulated clips of metal for cables, charging clips of metal for cables, connectors being cable connectors, wire joints being non-electric cable joints of metal, wire splices being hand cable splicers, electrical cables, electrical ties being cable ties of metal and non-metallic origin, circuit testers, ground clips of metal for cables, clamps being hand tools and electrical wire clamps, conduit fittings in the nature of hand benders for use on pipes and conduits, preinsulated terminals being electrical terminal blocks, electrical wire splices being electrical cable terminators and connectors, preinsulated grommets being metal and rubber insulated fasteners and electrical tape, all sold as a unit; electrician's tools and supplies, namely, hand conduit benders, fish tapes being hand tools and draw tape reels; wire splices being hand cable splices; splices being hand cable splices; splices for electrical wires being hand cable splices, and connectors, namely, spades, and butt splices being hand cable splicers
Electrical connectors, namely, electrical plugs, receptacles, adapters, and connectors; wire connectors; wire connectors, namely, crimp connectors; electrical connectors, namely, set screw connectors, pigtail connectors, terminal and splice connectors, bullet connectors and split bolt connectors; electrical equipment and parts, namely, solderless connectors, test fuse clips, insulated fuse clips, charging fuse clips, connectors, panel-mounted fuse holders for use with electronic glass and ceramic fuses, line taps being electrical connectors, cables, box connectors, sockets, voltage regulators, ground fuse clips, battery terminal connector clamps, conduit fittings being for electrical cable conduits, wire, relays; preinsulated battery terminals, splices for electrical transmission lines, electrical cable terminators, connectors and splices being ring battery terminals, spade battery terminals, tap electrical connectors, and butt splices being wire connectors and disconnects for wire gauges in the nature of electrical plug device enabling disconnection of power and/or control cables; electrical switches and switch panels being patch panels for housing electrical switches; alligator clips being battery terminal connector clamps; electrical connectors, namely, crimp sleeves; voltage testers; voltage continuity testers; electrical outlet testers, namely, test units to verify proper outlet wiring and ground fault circuit operation; battery-powered electric wall stud finders; battery-powered electric circuit breaker finders; battery-powered non-contact volt sensors, not for medical use; multi-scanners, namely, battery-powered electronic scanners to locate wall studs, metal behind walls, and electrical wires behind walls; battery-powered tracers for tracing of non-energized wiring, namely, circuit testers; battery-powered electricity meters and electricity clamp meters for measuring AC and DC voltage and current; multi-meters and clamp multi-meters, namely, battery-powered; electricity meters and electricity clamp meters for testing AC and DC voltage, AC and DC amps, frequency, capacitance, resistance, diode test, continuity, temperature, duty cycle, transistor gain; meters that measure voltage frequency to verify proper wiring and connection in 3-phased motor applications being electricity meters; digital insulation continuity testers, namely, battery-powered testers to verify the integrity of wire insulation and connectivity of electrical wiring being insulation resistance meters; analog insulation testers, namely, battery-powered testers to test the continuity and wire insulation of electrical wiring being insulation resistance meters; battery-powered infrared thermometers, not for medical purposes; circuit breakers and testers; protective electrical, temperature and environmental detection apparatus, namely, ground fault integrity tester, circuit searcher breaker locator being electric circuit breaker finders, ground fault interrupters, surge protector tester being voltage testers; conduit measuring tapes; protractors; battery accessories, namely, terminals, charging posts, battery analyzers being battery testers, battery terminal rings, booster clips in the nature of battery terminal connector clamps, chargers, battery mounts being mounting brackets adapted for batteries, and testers; battery charging clips being electrical cable termination connectors; battery terminal connector clamps; fuses, fuse blocks being electric fuse boxes, holders for electric coils and taps being electrical connectors; industrial wiring kits comprising electrical parts and equipment, namely, test fuse clips, insulated fuse clips, charging fuse clips, electrical connectors, electrical cables, electrical cable ties of metal, voltage regulators, circuit testers, ground fuse clips, battery terminal connector clamps, conduit fittings being for electrical cable conduits, preinsulated battery terminals, wire joints being cable joints of metal, and non-metallic; origin, electrical wire splices being hand cable splices and splices for electrical transmission lines, preinsulated grommets being metal fasteners and electrical insulators tape, and comprising hand tools, namely, wire strippers, wire crimpers, cable cutters being wire cutters, cable clamps being battery terminal connector clamps and non-electric screwdrivers all sold as a unit; electrical wire connectors; electrical wire terminators, and connectors, namely, rings and quick disconnects
Electric heated hot-air heat guns for shrinking heat shrinkable tubing and end caps
Duct seal butyl rubber compounds being non-metal seals for use on junction boxes, flashing, electrical service entrance drops, electrical wire entries into brick and wood, electrical conduit entries through structural openings and equipment; heat shrinkable electrically insulated polymer tubing and end caps; Electrically insulating splice covers for electrical connectors; hydraulic hoses of plastic; hydraulic hoses of rubber
ties being cable ties of non-metallic origin
What has happened so far
Steps recorded by the USPTO, newest first.
- Notification of non-final action e-mailed
- Non-final action e-mailed
- Non-final action written
- Assigned to examiner
- New application office supplied data entered
- Application filing receipt mailed
- New application entered
About NVENT GARDNER BENDER
Who owns the trademark "NVENT GARDNER BENDER"?
The USPTO trademark "NVENT GARDNER BENDER" (application 99698651) is owned by nVent Services GmbH.
What is the status of "NVENT GARDNER BENDER"?
Its status at the USPTO is: under examination.
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