About 94 Trademarks found that are owned by Eppendorf Se

Laboratory apparatus and equipment for dosage, dispensing, transferring, temperature equalisation, agitating, mixing, diluting, concentrating and separating of liquids, namely, sample reagent dosage dispensers, mechanical, electronic and automatic pipettes, dispensers for laboratory use, bottle dispensers for laboratory use, auxiliary pipette and dispensing devices and multi-function dosage dispensers for laboratory use, sample and reagent temperature equalising apparatus, laboratory centrifuges, concentrators, vacuum concentrators and centrifugal concentrators for concentration and enrichment of liquid or wet samples like DNA/RNA, nucleotides and proteins, rotors for supporting and holding a broad variety of different vessel types like tubes, plates, flasks and bags, and accessories for laboratory centrifuges and vacuum taking apparatus, namely, mechanically or optically controlled cannulas; concentrators for concentration and enrichment of liquid or wet samples like DNA/RNA, nucleotides, proteins and other biologicals/chemicals, thermomixers for resuspension, mixing, thawing, heating or cooling of liquid or wet samples; laboratory equipment, namely, microtitre plates and accessories, namely, closing covers, films and foils, caps, cap strips, seals, sealing mats and closures; sample apparatus for processing cells or liquids containing cells, namely, electroporators, micro-injectors and micro-manipulators; DNA amplification apparatus, namely, thermocyclers; laboratory glassware, namely, burettes for dispensing liquids; disposable laboratory articles, namely, plastic vessels, sample storage vessels, reaction vessels, pipette tips, namely, conductive, syringe-type parts for pipette devices; laboratory equipment in the nature of tips, namely, filter tips and dispenser tips; laboratory equipment, namely, tubes for Polymerase Chain Reaction and micro-centrifuges; laboratory equipment, namely, micro-injection and micro-manipulating capillary tubes; chemistry apparatus and instruments, namely, pipettors and dispensers as well as mixers and thermostats; testing apparatus not for medical purposes for testing laboratory equipment; incubators for bacteria and cell culture; diagnostic apparatus, not for medical purposes for testing food, feed, cosmetics, seed, water and other environmental samples in the nature of air, soil and water, veterinary samples; optical apparatus and instruments, namely, photometers and spectrometers; laboratory apparatus for sample distribution, classifying and identification, namely, controlled volume pumps; laboratory racks and holders for sample storage vessels, reaction vessels and pipette tips; pumps for laboratory use, namely, dosing, metering and aspiration pumps with peristaltic, diaphragm, and syringe technology; thermostats, laboratory incubators, apparatus for the recording, processing, storage and output of data, namely, computer application programs for all fields of analytical chemistry in clinical chemical laboratories, for use in information processing and control of analysis apparatus; software programs for operating, control and monitoring of laboratory equipment and managing and tracking of laboratory samples; instruments, namely, flow cytometers and cytometric equipment for analysis of unmoved cells and consumables in the nature of vessels like dishes, plates, flasks, slides and reagents for cell counting and cell imaging; biological safety cabinets; software for laboratory sample management; electronic lab notebook software for managing and documentation of lab procedures and samples

Printed pamphlets featuring information pertaining to laboratory equipment, consumables in the nature of disposable laboratory equipment, software applications for operation of laboratory equipment and management of laboratory samples and laboratory analytical processes; printed matter, namely, leaflets, flyers, brochures, catalogs, magazines, journals, business reports featuring scientific information incorporating diagnostic, applied and research applications in the fields of natural and life science; information flyers featuring information concerning laboratory equipment and consumables in the nature of disposable laboratory equipment in the field of electrical product safety testing; printed advertisement boards of paper or cardboard; printed brochures featuring prospectuses pertaining to laboratory equipment and consumables in the nature of disposable laboratory equipment; plastic bags for packaging, envelopes, pouches of paper or plastics for packaging; cardboard articles, namely, cardboard containers, product packaging of cardboard

The mark consists of a long thin plunger head with three equidistant ridges placed in that plunger head and four diagonal fins extending from the barrel of the syringe to the base of the syringe. The broken lines in the drawing indicate matter that is not part of the mark and serve only to indicate the relative position of the mark.

Lab consumables, namely plastic pipettes, pipette tips, conductive pipette tips, filter pipette tips, syringe-like parts for pipetting devices

Laboratory equipment, namely, trays for samples as accessory for use with scientific, surveying, photographic, optical, measuring, signaling, checking/supervising and teaching apparatus and instruments, namely, photometer and spectrophotometer for measuring for biological and non-biological samples, in particular for, measuring reactive DNA, RNA, and protein

The mark consists of a configuration of a series of drop-shaped marks on the circumference of a pipette tip near the upper end thereof. The broken lines indicate the mark's position on the goods.

The mark consists of a long thin plunger head with three equidistant ridges placed in that plunger head. The broken lines in the drawing indicate matter that is not part of the mark and serve only to indicate the relative position of the mark.

The mark consists of a long thin plunger head with three equidistant ridges placed in that plunger head, four diagonal fins extending from the barrel of the syringe to the base of the syringe, and a lower tip of the syringe comprising one fifth the length of the overall syringe and which is at an angle of 5.5 degrees. The broken lines in the drawing indicate matter that is not part of the mark and serve only to indicate the relative position of the mark.

Laboratory apparatus, namely, centrifuges

The broken lines in the drawing show the mark's position on the goods.

Laboratory equipment, namely, fermentors and bioreactors for cell culturing