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Class 1 Trademark Package
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Chat on WhatsApp: +91 98182 09246If your business manufactures or trades in industrial chemicals, fertilizers, adhesives, unprocessed plastics or resins, or biological preparations used in agriculture and industry, Trademark Class 1 is very likely the classification your brand needs. This class covers raw and unprocessed chemical substances rather than finished consumer products, which makes correct classification especially important for B2B chemical and agri-input businesses.
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This guide explains exactly what Class 1 covers, how it compares to related classes, the registration process, what documents are needed, and how to place your order with Setupfiling.in.
Trademark Class 1 is one of the 45 classes under the NICE Classification system used by the Indian Trademark Registry. It covers chemicals used in industry, science, photography, agriculture, horticulture, and forestry; unprocessed artificial resins and unprocessed plastics; fire extinguishing and fire prevention compositions; tempering and soldering preparations; substances for tanning animal skins and hides; adhesives for use in industry; putties and other paste fillers; compost, manures, and fertilizers; and biological preparations for use in industry and science.
Chemical compounds and raw materials supplied for use in manufacturing, science, or industrial processes.
Compost, manures, chemical fertilizers, and other agricultural or horticultural input products.
Adhesives and bonding agents used in industrial manufacturing processes, as opposed to household or stationery use.
Raw plastic and artificial resin materials supplied to manufacturers before further processing.
Chemical substances used in photography and film development processes.
Fire extinguishing and fire prevention chemical compositions used in industrial or safety applications.
Chemical substances used for tanning animal skins and hides in the leather processing industry.
Biological preparations used for industrial and scientific purposes, excluding those for medical or veterinary use.
Chemical and industrial input businesses often need to check neighbouring classes carefully, since Class 1 covers only unprocessed, industrial-use substances rather than finished consumer or medicinal products.
| Trademark Class | What It Covers | Typical Example |
|---|---|---|
| Class 1 | Unprocessed industrial and agricultural chemicals, fertilizers, and adhesives | A raw chemical compound, fertilizer, or industrial adhesive brand |
| Class 5 | Pharmaceutical, medicinal, and veterinary chemical preparations | A finished medicine or pharmaceutical chemical compound |
| Class 3 | Cosmetic and cleaning chemical preparations for personal or household use | A cosmetic cleanser or household cleaning chemical brand |
| Class 4 | Industrial oils, greases, fuels, and lubricants | An industrial lubricant or fuel additive brand |
| Class 31 | Raw agricultural products, live plants, seeds, and unprocessed produce | Unprocessed seeds or raw grain, as opposed to the fertilizer used to grow them |
A company that manufactures both raw industrial chemicals and finished pharmaceutical products under the same brand name, for example, may need registration under both Class 1 for the raw chemicals and Class 5 for the finished medicinal products.
A search is conducted under Class 1 to check whether an identical or deceptively similar chemical or agricultural input brand name is already registered or pending.
The trademark application is filed with the Trademark Registry under Class 1, specifying the exact chemical or industrial goods covered by the brand.
A Trademark Examiner reviews the application for distinctiveness and similarity to existing marks, and may raise an objection if issues are found.
Once accepted, the mark is published in the Trademark Journal for four months, during which any third party can file an opposition.
If no opposition is filed, or any opposition is successfully resolved, the Registry issues the trademark registration certificate.
Keep the following details ready before you place your order. This helps us file your Class 1 trademark application without delay.
Click "Apply Now for Trademark" and complete payment of ₹1,999 plus the applicable government fee through our secure Razorpay checkout.
Email your details to help@setupfiling.in or send them on WhatsApp at +91 98182 09246.
Our team runs the Class 1 availability search, prepares the application, and files your trademark within 24-48 hours.
Setupfiling.in is built by Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries, and Trademark Attorneys who help chemical manufacturers, fertilizer companies, and industrial suppliers register under the correct class, avoiding classification mistakes that could leave part of the product range unprotected.
Class 1 registration is one part of building a compliant industrial or agri-input brand. Explore other services our clients commonly need:
Class 1 covers unprocessed industrial and agricultural chemicals, unprocessed plastics and resins, fire extinguishing compositions, tanning substances, industrial adhesives, fertilizers and compost, and biological preparations for industrial and scientific use.
Yes. Compost, manures, chemical fertilizers, and other agricultural or horticultural chemical inputs are specifically covered under Class 1.
Class 1 covers unprocessed industrial and scientific chemicals, while Class 5 covers finished pharmaceutical, medicinal, and veterinary preparations, so a raw chemical compound falls under Class 1 while a finished medicine falls under Class 5.
Yes. Adhesives used for industrial purposes are covered under Class 1, while adhesives for stationery or household use are covered under Class 16.
Yes. Unprocessed artificial resins and unprocessed plastics used as raw material for manufacturing are covered under Class 1.
Class 1 covers general industrial and agricultural chemicals, while Class 4 specifically covers industrial oils, greases, fuels, and lubricants, so a lubricant brand would fall under Class 4 rather than Class 1.
Yes. Chemicals used in photography and film development processes are specifically included within Class 1.
No. Raw agricultural produce, seeds, and live plants generally fall under Class 31, while Class 1 covers the fertilizers and chemical inputs used to grow them, not the produce itself.
Yes, if the company manufactures both raw industrial chemicals and finished pharmaceutical products under the same brand name, registration under both Class 1 and Class 5 may be necessary for full protection.
The ₹1,999 professional fee covers a trademark availability search and registration filing under one class. The government fee of ₹4,500 is paid separately to the Trademark Registry and is not included in the ₹1,999 professional charge.
You need the applicant's name and address, company or manufacturing unit name if any, MSME certificate if available, brand logo in JPEG format if any, a list of chemical or industrial products covered, the applicable trademark class, and a valid email ID and mobile number.
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