FLUIDNATEK LE-50 G2: When processing power and benchtop machine are combined

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Fluidnatek LE-50 G2
Advanced benchtop nanofiber electrospinning machine for R&D with sophisticated process control

Environmental control is critical to ensuring consistent and reproducible proof of concept. The Fluidnatek LE-50 G2 can be fitted with an Environmental Control Unit (ECU) capable of heating-cooling and drying-humidifying, with ranges of 18-45ºC for temperature and 10-80% for relative humidity

Although it is an advanced nanofiber electrospinning machine, its compact design and small size (benchtop electrospinning machine) mean it can located in small spaces in the lab where free space is often scarce.

It is an ideal nanofiber electrospinning machine when R&D projects with advanced and versatile functions are wanted or required, including precise, sophisticated process control.

Advanced functions that give the user extensive process flexibility, including:

  • Needle-less technologies available in one single platform.
  • High-pressure syringe pumps for precise solution feeding (even with viscous solutions).
  • Secondary independent spinning stage for dual spinning: create hybrid structures.
  • Multi-emitter spinning injectors with field deflectors.
  • Multiple rotating collectors and static flat plate collector.
  • Electrospinning, electrospraying and electro-blow spinning.
  • Taylor cone visualization system enabling videorecording.
  • Tubeless solution dispensing system + Solution heating device up to 120ºC.
  • Advanced data collection tools in real time.
  • Advanced process automation.
  • Big experimental chamber for sophisticated spinning arrangements.

FLUIDNATEK LE-50 G2

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Fluidnatek LE-50 G2 cabinet

Tubeless solution dispensing system processing: eliminate solution wastage

Dual spinning processing with needle-based & needle-less injectors

Environmental Control Unit

High-pressure pumps: accurate solution feeding even with viscous solutions

Detail of Taylor cone camera and the needle-less Slit Injector