Is anyone aware of a stand-alone, brain-dead, PIC chip cloner ?

I'm looking for something that can be used in a small production
environment, by unskilled workers. What I invisage is a socket for a
master part and a ZIF for the part to be programmed. Put the master
into the socket and the device to be programmed in the ZIF. Press the
button and wait for the light to come on. Put the next chip in.
No PC required.
In this instance I am looking for a 16C54 cooker but I don't recall
seeing anything along these lines.

Has anyone else ?
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Steve Baldwin                Electronic Product Design
TLA Microsystems Ltd         Microcontroller Specialists
PO Box 15-680, New Lynn      http://www.tla.co.nz
Auckland, New Zealand        ph  +64 9 820-2221
email: steveb@tla.co.nz      fax +64 9 820-1929
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