The mark consists of the word "Optimax" in capital letters and blue font with the shade of the color blue being darker at the top and bottom of each letter with a lighter shade of blue in the middle of each letter. The word "Optimax" is preceded by a stylized broken or incomplete "O" (circle) which consists of two swirls or spirals (26.01.26). One swirl makes up the top and right side of the circle with the swirl growing in size from the left to right and/or top to bottom and drawn with a 3-dimensional aspect created by coloring the swirl with a varying shade of blue with a small white line following the contour of the swirl as it grows larger from left to right and/or top to bottom for a short distance creating a line of demarcation between two sides of the swirl creating the impression that the swirl slopes downward on either side of the white line or top edge. The slope of the interior side of the swirl is steeper than the slope on the exterior of the swirl. The swirl is also the smallest and the most narrow at the upper left hand corner creating almost what could be described as a "tail" and then the swirl grows in width until it is the largest at the lower right-hand side of the "O". The second swirl forms the bottom and left hand side of the "O" or circle. The features are the same as described for the right-hand side of the "O" except the color is a varying shade of green with a white line creating a 3-dimensional aspect. The second or green swirl creates the bottom and left side of the "O" or circle. The swirl grows from right to left and/or bottom to top.