Using IPFL’s 3D Print and Diffusion Bonding microfluidics expertise, our clients maintain a competitive edge in creating unique component manufacturing in the medical, food, and life science sectors.
With more than 50 years of experience, IPFL is at the forefront of microfluidic technology. The company has deep-seated knowledge and expertise in 3D printed microfluidic chip processing, creating devices and chips that play a crucial role in medical, biological life sciences, and food and drink analysis fields. Our 3D-printed microfluidics and microelectronics are engineered to support vital experiments, including mixing channels, flow splitters, optical imaging windows, reagent storage, and introduction routes.
At IPFL, we leverage our extensive experience in microfluidic manufacturing to provide precision instrumentation and components for dynamic growth markets in analysis and research. Whether your project involves rapid micro-analyzing or the development of intricate microfluidic devices, we offer tailored solutions that meet the highest standards of innovation and quality.
Microfluidic Manifolds Defined Microfluidic manifolds and chips are designed for the analysis of minute liquid quantities. They consist of layers of micro-machined plastic, fused together to create intricate microchannels or chambers. These devices are ideal for the analysis of cells, germs, or nanoparticles, operating on a micro-scale.
