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    Nanoscribe – New Standard for the Fabrication of Nozzles

    Image courtesy of Nanoscribe

    By Nanoscribe

    3D printing today is a well-established technology for the fabrication of models or prototypes in various academic and industrial environments. However, the advantages of additive manufacturing provide also benefits for the production of end-use products. Among these advantages are cost-effective production of complex structures and functional integration for low volume production down to a lot size of one.

    In a recent publication of Optics Express*, researchers from the Arizona State University demonstrated the benefits of highest-resolution 3D printing for the fabrication of complex shaped nozzles that are directly used for their experimental work.

    3D printed nozzle design (Photo courtesy of Nanoscribe)
    3D printed nozzle design (Photo courtesy of Nanoscribe)

    For biological imaging using X-ray Free Electron Lasers, the use of gas dynamic virtual nozzles has proven to be valuable method for reliable sample delivery. However, the standard method of fabricating these nozzles manually represents a cumbersome and error prone process.

    The researchers successfully used a Photonic Professional GT to consolidate several manual fabrication steps into one single automatic 3D printing step. The high-resolution 3D printing of polymer micro nozzles from CAD data enables the researchers to not only gain flexibility for design iterations but also to reduce the quality variances inherent in the standard manual fabrication method. As demonstrated by testing the jetting behavior, these nozzles provide high quality performance and have the potential to become the new standard in this field of research.

    3D printed gearbox (Photo courtesy of Nanoscribe)
    3D printed gearbox (Photo courtesy of Nanoscribe)
    3D printed mixer (Photo courtesy of Nanoscribe)
    3D printed mixer (Photo courtesy of Nanoscribe)
    3D printed Karlsruher Schloss  (Photo courtesy of Nanoscribe)
    3D printed Karlsruher Schloss (Photo courtesy of Nanoscribe)

    About Nanoscribe
    Nanoscribe sets new benchmarks for microfabrication. Our integral approach combines a disruptive 3D printing technology with user-friendly softwareand innovative materialsleading to reproducible and lean processes. Our customers are innovators. They overcome prevailing technological borders and serve a broad spectrum of applications in science and in emerging markets.

    Nanoscribe GmbH is the world technology and market leader in 3D printing on the nano-, micro-, and mesoscale. Its high performance 3D printers are based on two-photon polymerization and are used in research and industry. The portfolio is complemented by tailor-made photoresists and process solutions. The efficiency of the trailblazing Photonic Professional GT system was highlighted in 2014 by the bestowal of the Prism Award in the “Advanced Manufacturing” category. In 2015, Nanoscribe was winner of the World Technology Award (WTN) in the “Materials” category as well as one of three finalists at the “Deutscher Gründerpreis 2015” in the “Aufsteiger” category. In 2007, Nanoscribe was founded as the first spin-off to emerge from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT).

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    Am Hasenbiel 6
    76297 Stutensee Germany
    [email protected]
    +49 721 981 980 0

    Source: Nanoscribe GmbH

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