NON LUMINOUS NON MECHANICAL REFRIGERATOR MAGNETS

Brand Owner Address Description
54 Joe Gibbs Racing, Inc. 13415 Reese Boulevard West Huntersville NC 28078 Non-luminous and non-mechanical refrigerator magnets; computer mouse pads; computer mice; decorative refrigerator magnets; computer games, namely, computer software game programs stored on cartridges and compact discs;Non-luminous, non-mechanical, non-metal signs;Book bags; duffel bags; tote bags;Metal key chains; non-luminous and non-mechanical metal signs;Toy car model kits; Christmas tree ornaments except confectionery or illuminating ornaments; inflatable toys showing decorative pictures; jigsaw puzzles; mechanical and electrical action toys;Art prints; bumper stickers; calendars; mounted photographs; postcards; posters; pressure sensitive graphics for application to automobiles; pencils; static decals; trading cards; unmounted photographs;Belt buckles of non-precious metals; clothing accessories, namely buttons and hat ornaments of non-precious metals;Clocks; jewelry; watches;Golf shirts; jerseys; outerwear, namely, sweatshirts, fleece shirts, ponchos, jackets; rompers; shifts; short sets; slipper socks; tops;Cloth pennants; throw blankets;Beverage glassware; clothes pins; cups; drinking steins; insulated beverage containers; mugs; portable beverage coolers; portable beverage steins;Non-metal key chains; plastic novelty license plates; plastic pennants;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A magnetic field generating assembly comprises a superconducting magnet located in a cryostat defining a bore accessible from outside the cryostat, and a mechanical refrigerator having at least two cooling stages for at least partly cooling the cryostat. A coolant path extends from the refrigerator into the magnet bore. The coolant path is coupled for heat exchange with a cooling stage of the refrigerator other than the coldest cooling stage, so that the refrigerator is adapted also to cool coolant in the coolant path.