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Trade mark class 40: manufacturing and treatment of materials

In everyday words: Making things for other people: manufacturing to order, printing, recycling, tailoring. Class 40 is one of the services classes (35 to 45).

What class 40 covers

The summary above is ours, written to help people find the right class. It isn’t IP Australia’s official class heading, and it doesn’t list everything in the class. For the exact goods and services, search IP Australia’s trade mark pick list.

A trade mark is registered for the goods or services in its application, so a registration in class 40 doesn’t cover other classes. Our guide to picking your classes explains how to choose.

Class 40 applications, October 2025 to September 2026

1,792

applications named this class

29 of 45

among all classes

89%

filed by businesses and other organisations

11%

filed by individuals

Trade mark applications naming class 40, by month
MonthFilings
Oct 2025
201
Nov 2025
132
Dec 2025
120
Jan 2026
112
Feb 2026
114
Mar 2026
176
Apr 2026
136
May 2026
138
June 2026
166
July 2026
171
Aug 2026
182
Sept 2026
144

Often filed with class 40

Of the applications naming class 40, these classes appeared in the same application most often.

Class 40, 2016 to 2025

Applications naming class 40 each year, from IP Australia’s data.

Trade mark applications naming class 40, each year from 2016 to 2025
YearFilings
2016
987
2017
1,240
2018
1,174
2019
1,322
2020
1,336
2021
1,833
2022
1,730
2023
1,899
2024
1,807
2025
1,930

Ten years of Australian trade mark filings

Is your name already taken in class 40?

Search it against every Australian trade mark on record, free, with class 40 already chosen. Or have us watch it and email you when a similar name is filed.

How these figures are counted

Applications are counted by filing date from IP Australia’s data, as CopyCatcher held it on 6 October 2026, for complete months only. An application naming several classes counts in each of them. No applicant is named. Where our data comes from

This is information only, not legal advice.