We 3D-Printed
Cell Culture Multi-Well Plates
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Master Mold for PDMS – Rapid HD Resin |
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ProFluidics 285D |
Printer & Resin Used for This Device
Printed with the ProFluidics 285D and a specialized material, this device shows how researchers can design, print, and customize microfluidic devices with fine features.
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Apparatus
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We 3D-Printed
Cell Culture Multi-Well Plates
Purpose / Use
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Master Mold for PDMS – Rapid HD Resin |
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ProFluidics 285D |
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This device can be fabricated using this combination.
