Success Technic Industries

Success Technic
Eng.
Works. Sdn Bhd. established since
year 1976, as a machining workshop. Today it is a highly integrated solution-provider
of precision-machined components and assemblies with manufacturing location in Malaysia.
Success Technic core business serves diverse market sectors consisting of MNCs
from various fields.

Our Core Business consists of :

·        
Design,
custom modification and fabrication of Engineering Metal and Plastic Products,
Equipment Spare Parts and Replacement Parts.

·        
High
Speed Precision Machining of engineering metal and plastic, graphite and
ceramic material.

• Turnkey Projects for
  Automation Equipment.

 Products

Type 1 : Lab &
Industrial homogenizer

 Model
: WT500 -- The WT500 is a simple, easy to
handle and has the ability to achieve
quality results quickly. He has
the speed and power to emulsify, suspend, cut and chop always to deliver accurate results. It has complete flexibility to hold it by hand, mounted
to a pole or wall, with mounting plate or type
H.

The WT500 homogenizer is the ideal solution for dispersing,
homogenizing, mixing and grinding biological tissue samples (cells, animal and plant
tissues), pharmaceutical products, cosmetics and food products. The
WT500 is characterized by a high
versatility that makes it unique
on the market. A “Quick Lock” single quarter
turn assembly shaft can be combined with a wide selection of stator
and rotor configurations according to the specific application for which it is
to be used. Flexible, easy-to-use,
rapid and user-friendly
stator and rotor interchangeability: a single instrument for a wide range of
uses that ensures excellent performance
and safe

Type 2 : Lab
Tissue & Cell Tearor

Model :
WT130-- - The WT 130 is a rotor/stator
type hand held or post mount tissue homogenizer which can rapidly dispersing, homogenizing, extractions,
cell disruption, mixing, emulsifying, suspending samples in 0.1 - 50 ml of liquid or 1-250ml depending on the dispersing shaft. During operation,
the suspended material is drawn into the core of the homogenizer by a rotor
turning at up to 30,000 rpm. The material is repeatedly cycled through narrow slits
in the stator where it is rapidly sheared and disintegrated by high shear
mechanical action. Complete homogenization of tissues (muscle, liver, breast
tissue, etc.) is usually achieved in a few seconds. Little, if any, heat is
produced during the process.