Trademark Policy

Trademark Policy

Last Updated: 24 August 2026

This Trademark Policy explains the ownership and permitted use of trademarks, logos, brand names and other identifying marks appearing on the Hyper Labs website.

1. Hyper Labs Trademarks

The name Hyper Labs, together with any associated logos, names, slogans, designs or other brand elements used by Hyper Labs, may constitute trademarks or other intellectual property rights belonging to Hyper Labs or its authorised licensors.

Unauthorised use of Hyper Labs trademarks, branding or logos is not permitted without prior written consent.

2. Third-Party Trademarks

The Hyper Labs website may refer to third-party brand names, product names, logos or trademarks.

All third-party trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.

The appearance of a third-party trademark on our website does not, by itself, mean that Hyper Labs owns that trademark or that the relevant trademark owner endorses, sponsors or is affiliated with Hyper Labs.

3. No Unauthorised Affiliation

Hyper Labs does not represent that it is affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by or officially connected with a third-party trademark owner unless such relationship is expressly stated and can be substantiated.

We do not permit the use of third-party trademarks in a manner intended to create a false impression of sponsorship, approval, endorsement or affiliation.

Businesses must ensure that claims about products, sponsorship, approval and other characteristics are accurate and not misleading under Australian Consumer Law.

4. Use of Third-Party Brand Names

Third-party brand names may sometimes be used where reasonably necessary to accurately identify or describe a genuine product, compatibility, service or other legitimate purpose.

Any such use is intended to identify the relevant third-party brand or product and does not necessarily indicate ownership, sponsorship or endorsement.

Where a third-party trademark is used as a trademark or in marketing goods, appropriate permission or authorisation should be obtained where required by law. IP Australia notes that use of a trademark in relation to goods can include use on packaging and marketing such as websites.

5. Prohibited Trademark Use

Without appropriate authorisation, you must not use Hyper Labs trademarks or branding in a way that:

  • suggests that you are Hyper Labs;
  • suggests an official relationship with Hyper Labs;
  • suggests sponsorship or endorsement by Hyper Labs;
  • creates confusion about the source of goods or services;
  • reproduces Hyper Labs logos or branding for commercial purposes; or
  • otherwise infringes Hyper Labs' intellectual property rights.

Similarly, Hyper Labs will not knowingly use third-party trademarks in a manner that falsely suggests sponsorship, approval, endorsement or affiliation.

6. Product and Brand Representation

Hyper Labs aims to ensure that product names, descriptions, images and brand information presented on the website accurately represent the products being offered.

We do not knowingly make false or misleading claims about the origin, quality, characteristics, sponsorship, approval or affiliation of products.

Australian Consumer Law requires businesses to ensure that claims about products and services are accurate, truthful and supported by reasonable grounds.

7. Intellectual Property Rights

Nothing in this Trademark Policy transfers ownership of any trademark or other intellectual property right to another person or business.

All rights in trademarks remain with their respective owners.

Trademark protection and infringement can depend on the particular mark, goods or services involved and how the mark is used. IP Australia explains that registered trademark infringement generally involves unauthorised use of a protected sign in relation to the relevant goods or services.

8. Trademark Complaints

If you believe that a trademark or brand has been used on the Hyper Labs website without appropriate authorisation, or that content creates a misleading impression of affiliation or endorsement, please contact us.

Please provide:

  • your name and contact information;
  • the trademark or brand involved;
  • the relevant product or webpage;
  • a description of your concern; and
  • evidence of your rights or authorisation, where applicable.

9. Contact Us

Trademark and intellectual property enquiries can be sent to:

Hyper Labs
18 Phar Lap Road
Wattle Grove WA 6107
Australia

Email: support@hyperlabs.com.au
Phone: +61 412 451 502

Customer Service Hours:
Monday to Friday
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM AWST

10. No Limitation of Legal Rights

Nothing in this Trademark Policy is intended to limit any rights or remedies available under Australian law.

Hyper Labs reserves all rights in its trademarks and other intellectual property to the extent permitted by law.