EXCELLENCE IN ELEMENTS Trademark

Scientific apparatus and instruments, namely, fluid handling device used for disposable bioprocessing applications and parts and fittings therefor; technical measuring apparatus and instruments for measuring the temperature, pressure, quantity and concentration of gas and liquids; Measuring apparatus for scientific research and laboratory use for the detection of traces of the gases carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxide and methane; Measuring apparatus for scientific research and laboratory use for the detection of total organic carbon, total phosphorus and total nitrogen in liquids and solids; Scientific instrumentation for the analysis of liquids; scientific instrumentation in the nature of electronic analyzers for measuring, monitoring and dosing for gaseous and liquid samples for the determination of carbon, not for medical use; Apparatus for analytical purposes, except medical purposes, in the nature of a measuring device for the detection of element concentration of carbon, sulfur, nitrogen and hydrogen in gases, metals and inorganic and organic compounds in the nature of metals and ceramics for the purpose of determination of purity and environmental control

Chemicals for use in industry and science; chemical catalysts for chemical processes; chemicals for use in industry and science, namely, consumables in the nature of chemicals for scientific use in chemical laboratories; chemicals for use in industry and science, namely, laboratory chemicals for scientific use, chemicals for analytic use for analyses in laboratories, other than for medical or veterinary purposes

Scientific services, namely, scientific analysis of carbon, nitrogen, sulfur, hydrogen, oxygen, or chlorine in organic and most inorganic materials; scientific research; technological research in the field of elemental analysis, organic, and inorganic materials; industrial analysis, namely, analysis of organic and inorganic material; industrial design services; quality control for others; quality authentication services, namely, authenticating organic and inorganic matters; design and development of computer hardware and software