MANUFACTURING PROCESS LABORATORY EQUIPMENT

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90 SERIES RITE TRACK EQUIPMENT SERVICES 8655 RITE TRACK WAY WEST CHESTER OH 45069 manufacturing process laboratory equipment, namely, automated photo processing devices for the manufacture of semiconductor chips, wafer index stations, stepper interface modules, and photo resist processors, namely, hot plate ovens for heating a silicon wafer, chill plates for cooling a silicon wafer, photo resist coaters, and photo resist developers;SERIES;
90-S RITE TRACK EQUIPMENT SERVICES 8655 RITE TRACK WAY WEST CHESTER OH 45069 manufacturing process laboratory equipment, namely, automated photo processing devices for the manufacture of semiconductor chips, wafer index stations, stepper interface modules, and photo resist processors, namely, hot plate ovens for heating a silicon wafer, chill plates for cooling silicon wafer, photo resist coaters, and photo resist developers;
90-SE RITE TRACK EQUIPMENT SERVICES 8655 RITE TRACK WAY WEST CHESTER OH 45069 manufacturing process laboratory equipment, namely, automated photo processing devices for the manufacture of semiconductor chips, wafer index stations, stepper interface modules, and photo resist processors, namely, hot plate ovens for heating a silicon wafer, chill plates for coolinga silicon wafer, photo resist coaters, and photo resist developers;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A device for mixing and homogenizing materials, especially infectious or chemically aggressive materials, which can be inserted into a laboratory test container. A disposable lid is provided to hermetically seal said laboratory test container. A stirring element is provided in the disposable lid for processing the material that is introduced into the laboratory test container. Said stirring element is fitted with a cutting element that rotates about the longitudinal axis of the laboratory test container, said cutting element processing the material together with additional cutting edges. Complete homogenization of tissue fragments can be securely achieved by hermetically closing the laboratory test container.