Flow Cells Sample Clauses

The 'Flow Cells' clause defines the specifications, usage, and handling requirements for flow cells, which are specialized devices or consumables used in laboratory or sequencing processes. This clause typically outlines the technical standards the flow cells must meet, delivery schedules, storage conditions, and any limitations on their use or replacement. For example, it may specify that flow cells must be compatible with certain equipment or that defective units will be replaced under warranty. The core function of this clause is to ensure that both parties have a clear understanding of the expectations and responsibilities regarding flow cells, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring smooth operation of laboratory workflows.
Flow Cells. Flow Cells are leased, not sold, and made available hereunder for use by Customer in conjunction with the Devices. Customer shall return to Oxford, using the prepaid packaging provided by Oxford, the Flow Cells as soon as reasonably possible and not longer than sixty (60) days) after use, expiration of the Useful Life of the Flow Cells, or termination of this Agreement (whichever is sooner) in good condition (ordinary wear and tear excepted), except that Customer shall not return Contaminated Flow Cells to Oxford, and instead shall provide Oxford proof of legal and appropriate destruction of Contaminated Flow Cells. Oxford reserves the right to recover from Customer the then current price of an individual Flow Cell, or individual pack of Flow Cells if a single Flow Cell is not offered by Oxford, for any Flow Cell not returned (excepting any Contaminated Flow Cells for which proof of legal and appropriate destruction has been provided to Oxford). Customer shall keep the Flow Cell in Customer’s possession at the Delivery Location until Customer returns the Flow Cell to Oxford or destroys the Flow Cell in accordance with Oxford’s instructions. Customer shall not sell, distribute, or transfer the Flow Cell to any third party.
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Flow Cells. Flow Cells are made available hereunder for use by Customer in conjunction with the Devices. Flow Cells delivered in a Starter Pack/Project Pack are leased, while Flow Cells delivered in a CapEx purchase are sold. Customer shall return to Oxford (or its designee), using the prepaid packaging provided by Oxford, the Flow Cells as soon as reasonably possible and not longer than sixty (60) days) after use, expiration of the Useful Life of the Flow Cells, or termination of this Agreement (whichever is sooner) in good condition (ordinary wear and tear excepted), except that Customer shall not return Contaminated Flow Cells to Oxford, and instead shall provide Oxford (or its designee) proof of legal and appropriate destruction of Contaminated Flow Cells. Title to Flow Cells delivered and sold in a CapEx purchase shall transfer back to Oxford upon their return. Oxford reserves the right to recover from Customer the then current price of an individual Flow Cell, or individual pack of Flow Cells if a single Flow Cell is not offered by Oxford, for any Flow Cell not returned (excepting any Contaminated Flow Cells for which proof of legal and appropriate destruction has been provided to Oxford (or its designee)). Customer shall keep the Flow Cell in Customer’s possession at the Delivery Location until Customer returns the Flow Cell to Oxford (or its designee) or destroys the Flow Cell in accordance with Oxford’s instructions. Customer shall not sell, distribute, or transfer the Flow Cell to any third party.
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