Microfabrication Workstation
BioPhotonics
Sep 2011Newport CorporationRequest Info
Newport Corp. has introduced the Laser μFAB, a tabletop laser
microfabrication workstation for research applications. It is designed for use in
additive and subtractive processes, including 3-D microfabrication by two-photon
polymerization (TPP), laser ablation and surface structuring of materials, volumetric
writing of waveguides and microfluidics, nanosurgery and microdissection. Applications
using TPP in custom or commercial photoresists include photonics, microelectronics
and microelectromechanical systems. Materials that can be used in ablation and surface
structuring include biological targets. Waveguides and microfluidics can be volumetrically
written in glasses and polymers. Nanosurgery and microdissection can be performed
in vivo for subcellular investigations of model organisms. The Laser μFAB can
be configured for use with femtosecond laser oscillators, amplifiers, optoelectronic
pulse amplifiers and other types of lasers in the visible to near-infrared range.
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