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Electrical water pumps for use in laboratory equipment; Electric stirring apparatus for laboratories and technical schools, namely, electric mixers

Temperature controllers for laboratory equipment; Thermostats, in particular immersion thermostats; Heating circulators in the nature of electronic components; Thermostats for immersed viscometers, calibration thermostats, cryostats being in particular for research and industrial laboratories and for quality assurance; Temperature regulators for measuring, controlling, regulating and monitoring heated equipment, not being automatic temperature regulators for central hating radiators

Heating systems composed primarily of tubes, pipes and pre-assembled manifolds through which cold or low temperature water circulates; Heating systems composed primarily of tubes, pipes and manifolds through which warm or high temperature water circulates; Water heaters for commercial and industrial temperature control applications; Temperature regulating systems, namely, chillers and precision liquid temperature controls; Shaking water baths, namely, industrial or commercial water baths with a shaking tray used to rock the samples back and forth