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Different flow Controls in Microfluidics
Microfluidic flow control is an incredibly important component in the development and operation of any microfluidic device. It permits the accurate manipulation and delivery of small volumes of liquid, which enables a vast array of applications in drug research...
Microfluidic chips: a quick overview
Microfluidics designates the science but also the techniques behind flow managing at the micro-scale. At these sizes, fluids’ dynamics radically changes compared to everyday life: for instance, water streams are laminar...
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SU-8 Baking Guide: Soft Bake, PEB, Hard Bake, Common Defects
Baking is one of the most important parts of the SU-8 photolithography process. SU-8 undergoes several baking stages during fabrication, including the soft bake, post-exposure bake (PEB), and optional hard bake, each serving a specific purpose. Proper control of the...
PTFE vs ETFE: How to Choose the Right Material?
Material selection plays an important role in the performance of microfluidic systems. Tubing, fittings, and fluid-handling components must resist aggressive chemicals, maintain dimensional stability, and perform consistently under a wide range of operating conditions. To meet these requirements, PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene)...
SU-8 Photoresist for Microfabrication: A Complete Guide
In modern microfabrication, few materials are as widely used as SU-8 for creating microscale structures for devices like lab-on-a-chip systems and biosensors. SU-8 plays a central role in soft lithography workflows, particularly in the fabrication of master molds used to...
Types of Soft Lithography Techniques for Microfluidics
Soft lithography encompasses a family of microfabrication techniques that use elastomeric molds, stamps, or replicas to create microscale and nanoscale structures. Rather than relying exclusively on conventional semiconductor manufacturing processes, these methods enable the manufacturing of microfluidic devices through molding,...
