However, the word “bank” (or any variation) can be used in a context that clearly doesn’t refer to a banking business or mislead the public about the nature of the business. There are also restricted words, such as “FBI” or “Treasury,” that you cannot use in order to keep your LLC from sounding like an official institution.ĭelaware corporation names also cannot contain the words “bank” (or any variation) or “trust” unless the company is authorized as a bank. The name must include one of the following words (or their abbreviations): association, company, corporation, club, foundation, fund, incorporated, institute, society, union, syndicate, or limited, or words (or their abbreviations) of similar meaning in other countries or jurisdictions (as long as they are written with roman characters or letters). The Checkit provides a valuable early-warning system for a pipette that may be drifting out of calibration.Delaware has official requirements for its corporation names. Many pipette manufacturers recommend regular in-laboratory checking of pipettes in addition to good maintenance and scheduled calibration. Wouldn’t it be nice to know whether a pipette needs recalibration, or if lab personnel could use a brush-up on their pipetting technique? With the Checkit, a clear answer is seconds away. Available for various size pipettes, the Checkit checks your pipette’s accuracy at the bottom, middle and top of its range.
Whenever you need a fast, quantitative assessment of a pipette’s accuracy, just pull out a Checkit.
No more trying to read a tiny droplet’s weight on a high-precision balance. Low-cost, fast, and easy to use, the Checkit can save money on calibration services while giving you the confidence that your pipettes are delivering accurate volumes.
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