Trademark Class 8: Hand Tools and Implements

A detailed manual about Class 8 of the Trademark Filing Classification is available. The registration or application of trademarks is categorized into different classes, each of which pertains to a specific type of product or service. This article provides a thorough explanation of the products that fall into Trademark Class 8: Hand Tools and Implements of the trademark classification.

Trademark Class 8: “Hand Tools and Implements” category 8 relates to manual hand tools and devices, knives, weapons, and razor blades.

Class 8 includes the categorization of the subsequent products:

Cutlery of precious metals;
Hand-held devices for shaving and trimming hair that rely on electricity.

As a result, tools that are used by professionals in their work are classified primarily under Trademark Class 8 and are operated manually.

The following items cannot be categorized as Trademark Class 8: Hand Tools and Implements.

Certain special instruments;
Motor-powered machine tools and implements.
Surgical cutlery;
Side arms being firearms;
Paper knives;
Fencing weapons.

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A complete record of products organized according to Trademark Class 8: Hand Tools and Implements.

The undermentioned items must be categorized within the Trademark Class 8.

abrading instruments [hand instruments]
adzes [tools]
agricultural implements, hand-operated
air pumps, hand-operated
annular screw plates
augers [hand tools]
awls
axes
metal band stretchers [hand tools]
bayonets
beard clippers
bench vices [hand implements]
bill-hooks
bits [parts of hand tools]
bits [hand tools]
blade sharpening instruments
blades for planes
blades [hand tools]
blades [weapons]
border shears
borers
bow saws
braiders [hand tools]
branding irons
breast drills
budding knives
The devices used to open cans without electricity are called non-electric can openers or tin openers.
carpenters’ augers
cattle shearers
caulking irons
non-electric caulking guns
centre punches [hand tools]
ceramic knives
cheese slicers, non-electric
chisels
choppers [knives]
clamps for carpenters or coopers
cleavers
crimping irons
crow bars
curling tongs
cuticle tweezers / cuticle nippers
cutlery
cutter bars [hand tools]
cutters
cutting tools [hand tools]
daggers
Tools that are used to pour liquids from one container to another are known as decanting implements. These can typically be operated by hand.
Devices used for removing hair, both with and without electrical power.
A device designed to eradicate plant pests that is operated manually by hand.
Hand tools such as dies, screw stocks, and screw-thread cutters are essential for any workshop.
diggers [hand tools]
ditchers [hand tools]
drawing knives
drill holders [hand tools]
drills
ear-piercing apparatus
earth rammers [hand tools]
edge tools [hand tools]
egg slicers, non-electric
embossers [hand tools]
emery grinding wheels
emery files
engraving needles
expanders [hand tools]
Additional components for braces that are used to fasten and tighten screws.
eyelash curlers
farriers’ knives
files [tools]
Devices for polishing fingernails, which can be either operated by electricity or manually, and nail buffers that either run on electricity or do not require it.
fire irons
fireplace bellows [hand tools]
Fish tapes and draw wires are both types of manual tools used for pulling or guiding electrical wires through conduit or other channels.
flat irons
forks
foundry ladles [hand tools]
frames for handsaws
fruit pickers [hand tools]
fullers [hand tools]
fulling tools [hand tools]
garden tools, hand-operated
gimlets [hand tools]
Diamonds used in the making of glaziers’ hand tools.
goffering irons
gouges [hand tools]
grafting tools [hand tools]
graving tools [hand tools]
Hand tools used for sharpening are grindstones and sharpening wheels.
guns [hand tools]
Hand-operated guns are used for squeezing out mastics.
hackles [hand tools]
hainault scythes
Devices designed for cutting hair, which can be used privately, are available in both electronic and non-electronic options.
Hand tools used for cutting an animal’s hair known as animal hair clippers.
hair-removing tweezers
hammers [hand tools]
hand drills [hand tools]
hand tools, hand-operated
hand implements for hair curling
hand pumps
harpoons
harpoons for fishing
hatchets
hobby knives [scalpels]
hoes [hand tools]
holing axes / mortise axes
hollowing bits [parts of hand tools]
hoop cutters [hand tools]
hunting knives
ice picks
Handheld devices that emit insecticide fumes, handheld devices that disperse insecticide particles, and handheld devices that dispense insecticide solution are all forms of insecticide applicators.
irons [non-electric hand tools]
jig-saws
knives
ladles [hand tools]
ladles for wine
lasts [shoemakers’ hand tools]
lawn clippers [hand instruments]
leather strops
levers
lifting jacks, hand-operated
There are devices used for marking livestock or cattle.
machetes
mallets [hand instruments]
manicure sets
manicure sets, electric
marline spikes
masons’ hammers
mattocks
milling cutters [hand tools]
Hand tools such as mincing knives, fleshing knives, and meat choppers are commonly used in chopping and preparing meat.
mitre [miter (Am.)] boxes [hand tools]
money scoops
mortars for pounding
mortise chisels
moulding irons / molding irons
nail extractors
nail drawers [hand tools]
nail punches
nail nippers
nail files
nail files, electric
nail clippers, electric or non-electric
needle files
needle-threaders
numbering punches
nutcrackers
oyster openers
palette knives
paring irons [hand tools]
paring knives
pedicure sets
penknives
perforating tools [hand tools]
pickaxes
pickhammers / bushhammers
picks [hand tools]
pin punches
pincers / nippers / tongs
pizza cutters, non-electric
plane irons
planes
pliers
Refining tools used for glazing are known as polishing irons or glazing irons.
priming irons [hand tools]
pruning scissors / secateurs
pruning shears
pruning knives
Knuckle dusters are another term for punch rings.
punch pliers [hand tools]
punches [hand tools]
instruments for punching tickets
rabbeting planes
rakes [hand tools]
Rammers are tools that are used to pound materials by hand, while pestles are also hand tools that are used for the same purpose.
rams [hand tools]
rasps [hand tools]
ratchets [hand tools]
razor strops
razor cases
razor blades
razors, electric or non-electric
reamer sockets
reamers
riveters [hand tools]
riveting hammers [hand tools]
sabres
sand trap rakes
saw blades [parts of hand tools]
saw holders
saws [hand tools]
scaling knives
scissors
scrapers [hand tools]
scraping tools [hand tools]
screwdrivers
scythe rings
scythe stones / whetstones
scythes
sharpening stones
sharpening steels / knife steels
sharpening instruments
shaving cases
shear blades
shearers [hand instruments]
shears
shovels [hand tools]
sickles
side arms, other than firearms
silver plate [knives, forks and spoons]
Equipment and implements for removing the skin of animals.
sledgehammers
spades [hand tools]
can be used to tighten or loosen nuts and bolts.
spatulas [hand tools]
spoons
squares [hand tools]
Hand tools that are used for stamping out materials and creating imprints are called stamping-out tools or simply stamps.
stone hammers
stropping instruments
sugar tongs
sword scabbards
swords
syringes for spraying insecticides
The items commonly found on a dining table that are used for cutting and eating food, such as knives, forks, and spoons, can be referred to as table cutlery or tableware.
table forks
tap wrenches
taps [hand tools]
apparatus for tattooing
thistle extirpators [hand tools]
tool belts [holders]
tree pruners
trowels [gardening]
trowels
truncheons / bludgeons / police batons
tube cutters [hand tools]
tube cutting instruments
tweezers
Slicing, cutting or shredding vegetables can be done using tools such as vegetable slicers, vegetable knives or vegetable shredders.
vegetable choppers
vices
weeding forks [hand tools]
whetstone holders
wick trimmers [scissors]
wire strippers [hand tools]
metal wire stretchers [hand tools]

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Trademark Class 8: Hand Tools and Implements