The mark consists of the words "alloy blends" in all lower case letters appearing next to a stylized capital letter "A" formed from two thick diagonal lines wherin the left diagonal line is shorter than the right diagonal line, as the two lines are prevented from intersecting at the point in the "A" due to a space that is parallel to the right leg of the "A" starting from the left side of the A and stopping at the horizontal line of the "A." The outer edge of the left leg of the "A" is thus cut in a way that is parallel to the longer edges of the right leg of the "A." The horizontal line in the middle of the "A" begins at at the right leg of the "A" and does not intersect with the left leg of the "A" due to a space that is parallel to the left leg of the "A" and cuts the horizontal line in such a way that its outer edge is parallel to the edge of the left leg closest to it. There are three round dots on each side of the A where, if the A were described as a triangle, the dots would lie on the altitudes of the triangle in such a way that they would lie on an invisible line going perpendicularly through the surface closest to the dot and intersecting with the opposite corner or vertex.