The Sorting and Flow Focusing Chip - Various channel dimensions Fluidic 381 is a microfluidic device designed for flexible sorting and flow focusing applications. It features a two-volume system through two distinct flow focusing units with individual channel designs, allowing precise volume selection. The chip supports independent operation of two sections with three inlet and five outlet channels each, providing a total of ten channels configurable for complex fluid sorting and particle synthesis.
General
The sorting and flow focusing chip Fluidic 381 with Mini Luer interfaces features two flow focusing units, each with an individual channel design of three inlet and 5 outlet channels. Channels/interfaces not in use can simply be closed with Mini Luer plugs. The chip can be used to generate e.g. PLGA nanoparticles or LNPs.
Features & Benefits
- Flexible Channel Design: Two flow focusing units with three inlets and five outlets each provide up to ten channels for complex fluid sorting tasks.
- Mini Luer Interface: Ensures easy and leak-free connection to lab equipment, with unused channels easily sealed using plugs.
- Material Options: Available in Topas, Zeonor, or PMMA for compatibility with different chemicals and protocols.
- Reusable/Disposable: Simple closure of unused interfaces increases experimental flexibility. The chip can be used for single or repeated tasks according to standard laboratory procedures.
- Transparent Materials: Facilitates easy optical observation and tracking within microfluidic experiments.
This chip is made for users who need precision and adaptability in microfluidic applications. The sorting and flow focusing chip Fluidic 381 is suitable for generating nanoparticles such as PLGA or LNPs. The two individual flow focusing units allow simultaneous or independent experiments. The Mini Luer interface design supports both versatile connection and simple closure of unused channels, which improves both usability and integrity in fluid handling.Three material configurations—Topas, Zeonor, or PMMA—enable researchers to match chemical resistance and handling needs with specific experimental designs. A transparent body ensures easy visual inspection and monitoring of processes. The device is suitable for research and development workflows where quick setup and high flexibility are required.
Applications
The Sorting and Flow Focusing Chip - Various channel dimensions Fluidic 381 is designed for microfluidic particle synthesis, droplet generation, and sample sorting. It is particularly useful in formulation development, biological research, and the production of uniform nanoparticles.
- Nanoparticle generation (PLGA, LNPs)
- Biological sample sorting and flow experiments
- Droplet-based assays and formulation studies
Content
1x Sorting and Flow Focusing Chip - Various channel dimensions Fluidic 381
Specifications
| SKU | CS-10001465 | CS-10000128 | CS-10001823 |
| Design element | Channel | Channel | Channel |
| Material | Topas | Zeonor | PMMA |
| Material chip body | Mcs-COC 13 | mcs-COP 02 | mcs-PMMA 08 |
| Material chip lid | mcs-foil 011 (Topas; 140 µm; Tg 78°C) | mcs-foil 005 (Zeonor; 188 µm; Tg 136°C) | mcs-foil 147 (PMMA; 175 µm; Tg 109°C) |
| Color | Transparent | Transparent | Transparent |
| Interface type | Mini Luer interface | Mini Luer interface | Mini Luer interface |
| Surface treatment | Not treated | Not treated | Not treated |
| Membrane | no membrane | no membrane | no membrane |
Documentation
Sorting and Flow Focusing Chip - Various channel dimensions Fluidic 381 datasheet
Check the chemical compatibilities for this product here:
Topas - Chemical Compatibility Chart
PMMA - Chemical Compatibility Chart
