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Eppendorf Se

Harald Pohl

Stefan Roth

Andreas Thieme

Judith Lucke

Rudolf Becker

Claas Huesmann

Hans Beyer

Wilhelm Neubauer

Alexander Pitzer

Oliver Tretau

Karl Tyss

David Voss

David Voß

The invention relates to a program-controlled laboratory machine and to a method for the automatic program-controlled treatment of laboratory samples. The laboratory machine has a display having a first display area, via which program parameters that are required by the user are input, and has a second display area in which these input program parameters are shown. The performance of the treatment is effected automatically using the program parameters that are required by the user.

Laboratory machine and method for the automatic treatment of laboratory samples

A coextrusion head for the continuous production of laminated tubes to be used as parisons in blow molding. The tubes consist of a plurality of layers of synthetic resins. The synthetic resin layers include one or more supporting layers, usually a barrier layer, and adhesive layers as necessary. The layers are brought together by axial, annular feed passageways within the coextrusion head prior to the laminated tube being extruded through a nozzle in the head. Frequently one layer, generally the barrier layer, has different flow characteristics than those of the other layers, whereupon structural defects can arise in the formed tube. The apparatus described forestalls such structural defects by feeding the various layers into confluence in a manner that precludes, or sufficiently minimizes, the time layers having differing flow characteristics have contact with feed passageway walls while in confluence. As a result, shear stresses within or between the individual layers is avoided and the tube so produced is free of structural defects.

Coextrusion head

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Hamburg, Germany

Harald Pohl