FRACOLOGY Trademark

Serial Number: 85530312 • Registration: 4224781

FRACOLOGY is a trademark filed by WEATHERFORD TECHNOLOGY HOLDINGS, LLC on January 31, 2012. The trademark is classified under Class 37 (Building & Construction), Class 42 (Computer & Scientific), Class 35 (Advertising & Business). The application is currently no longer active.

Trademark Classes

Class 37 - Building & Construction

Building construction; repair; installation services

Class 42 - Computer & Scientific

Scientific and technological services; industrial analysis and research services

Class 35 - Advertising & Business

Advertising; business management; business administration; office functions

Owner Contact Info

WEATHERFORD TECHNOLOGY HOLDINGS, LLC (345 trademarks)

2000, ST. JAMES PL
HOUSTON, TX 77056

Entity Type: 16

WEATHERFORD/LAMB, INC. (270 trademarks)

515 POST OAK BLVD. SUITE 600
HOUSTON, TX 77027

Entity Type: 03

Legal Representation

Attorney of Record

Scott H. Brown

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Trademark Details

Filing Date

January 31, 2012

Registration Date

October 16, 2012

First Use Anywhere

December 1, 2010

First Use in Commerce

January 11, 2011

Published for Opposition

July 31, 2012

Cancellation Date

May 17, 2019

Goods & Services

Well improvement services, namely, hydraulic fracturing of subsurface geologic formations to enhance well production

Business consulting services in the field of hydraulic fracturing

Consulting services in the field of technology used for hydraulic fracturing; design, development, engineering and testing services in the field of oil and gas well stimulation and production; geochemical services, namely, determining organic richness, shale rock properties to measure porosity, permeability, mineralogy and other rock properties; mineral testing services; wellsite laboratory analysis, namely, source-rock analysis to measure available hydrocarbon content, potential hydrocarbon generation, total organic content, thermal maturity and aid in kerogen typing, as well as conversion; mud gas analysis to accurately characterize formation gas samples from the surface in real time; engineered chemistry and microseismic monitoring to maximize production, performance and reservoir life; synchronized stimulation, namely, hydraulic-fracture mapping; consulting services pertaining to the technology used in carbon capture and storage, namely, terrestrial and geological sequestration and production monitoring; microseismic monitoring services that require short- or long-term monitoring of microseismic activity