Limited by conventional tooling? LasX can laser cut intricate components for microfluidic devices.
Microfluidics is the science of designing, manufacturing, and designing devices that deal with very small sample volumes (such as nanoliters or picoliters). Microfluidic devices themselves have dimensions ranging from millimeters down to micrometers. Common applications for these microfluidic devices are blood-cell separation equipment, biochemical assays, chemical synthesis, genetic analysis, and drug screening, where very small sample volumes increase convenience while preserving accuracy.
Laser processing is ideal for the production of microfluidic medical components and devices. Lasers help you manufacture extremely complex, multi-layer structures by processing features not possible with conventional techniques due to feature sizes and tolerances. Precision lamination joins the lasers together during processing to create multilayer laminate structures
| Advantage | Benefit |
| Superior precision | Laser cut features as small as 100 µm or 0.004 inches |
| Compliance with extremely tight tolerances | Position features within tolerances as low as 50 µm or 0.002 inches. |
| Intricate components | Laser cut, score, perforate, or ablate in a single station. |
| Speed | LaserSharp® digital converting is over 20 times faster than other laser processes. |
| Fast changeovers | Change processing patterns as easily as opening a file. |
Our LaserSharp® converting technology gives your components precision that cannot be matched by conventional die cutting. Our systems laser cut microfluidic channels as narrow as 125 µm (or 0.005") positioned within a tolerance of 50 µm (or 0.002") into polymers or adhesives to create microfluidic flow channels on a production basis for your MEM and assay test devices. Likewise, our system’s optical registration capabilities precisely align subassembly layers during laser processing, making the roll-to-roll handling of subsequent passes a reality.
LaserSharp® digital converting is over 20 times faster than other laser processes, giving you more cost-effective options for the high volume production of microfluidic devices.
Contact us to discuss your specific laser manufacturing application and product development needs.
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