It is a light scanning type glass microchip automatic bonding system.
This device is an optical scanning glass microchip automatic bonding system. It achieves a significant reduction in bonding time, which was difficult with conventional methods, by selectively scanning and bonding only the areas that require bonding, such as flow paths, using a programmed pattern bonding software. Furthermore, it is also capable of bonding electrode-embedded microfluidic chips, allowing for easy production of functional microchips at your fingertips.
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【Features】 ○ Specifications and Performance Microchip Size: Maximum 80×80mm (Contact Surface) ○ Glass Types: Rigid Glass, Soft Glass ○ Scanning Table: Motor-driven XY Stage ● For other functions and details, please contact us.
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【Applications】 ○μ-TAS/Biochemistry/Electrochemistry/Analytical Chemistry This device enables the integrated molding of electrodes, allowing for the fabrication of glass microchips capable of advanced applications such as the incorporation of surface plasmon resonance biosensors (SPR) and electrochemical detection elements, the immobilization of functional elements (molecules) like DNA and enzymes, and the provision of electrochemical reaction fields. ●For other functions and details, please contact us.
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We develop and provide a new type of oxygen partial pressure control device that balances high functionality and low cost, high-temperature superconducting devices, high-temperature solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC), antenna data visualization software necessary for mobile phone development, and control systems for fuel cell testing equipment, contributing to research and development in companies and universities, as well as to development-type commissioned projects adopted by governments and other organizations.
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