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registered as Andreas Hettich GmbH with the Commercial Register of the Stuttgart District Court under HRB 796444 . Please note that our bank account details remain unchanged , as do our general terms and conditions , as well as our sales and delivery
today and secure a reliable, long-term partnership. Download the maintenance poster now or watch our video on YouTube! Please note: The cleaning agents and procedures mentioned in this guide are specifically tailored for Hettich centrifuges. Always refer
promotion Through company medical care and our cooperation with Hansefit , we ensure that you feel completely comfortable. Note: This is an overview of our entire portfolio. Benefits vary depending on the workplace, location or job activity. FAQ & Application [...] review all applications promptly and aim to provide a response within two weeks of receiving your application. However, please note that response times may vary depending on the volume of applications we receive and the specific requirements of the position
the received goods immediately upon receipt for transport damage and any other defects, record the defects on the delivery note without delay and report them to the Seller. 4. In the event of notification by the Buyer that the products are not in accordance [...] in the Seller's sales documents cannot be returned. 2. In every case of complaint, the Seller and the Buyer/ Customer shall note and store the serial and/or the batch number of the product, the name and address of the next buyer/customer in the chain, [...] products. Contradictory terms and conditions of purchase of the Buyer/Customer shall not be effective. The corresponding delivery notes refer to these General Terms and Conditions of Business, which the Buyer/Customer also expressly acknowledges as a constituent
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