The Tesla Mixer - Channel variation Fluidic 1677 is a compact microfluidic chip designed for effective and versatile liquid mixing. It enables precise control over mixing volumes and volume selection through its dual channel designs. The chip features two different channel patterns, each available twice. It supports multi-channel operation, allowing you to mix two separate liquids through dedicated Mini Luer inlets for each design and collect the result at a single outlet. This unique configuration is ideal for laboratory testing, nanoparticle synthesis, and process development in microfluidics.
General
The tesla mixer chip Fluidic 1677 is a very effective mixing tool. It features two different channel design. Each design is found twice on the chip. Booth designs enable mixing of two liquids with two Mini Luer inlets and one Mini Luer outlet. The chip is the ideal tool to evaluate mixing on a small footprint to later embed the design e.g. within a more complex microfluidic workflow. The off-the-shelf-chip can also be used for the production of lipid nanoparticles (LNPs).
Features & Benefits
- Dual Channel Designs: Two distinct channel setups, each repeated twice, support both separate and comparative mixing experiments.
- Mini Luer Interface: Simple connectivity for two inlets and one outlet per design for quick setup and reproducible fluid handling.
- Suitable Materials: Available in PC or Zeonor options for chemical compatibility and optical transparency in various assays.
- Compact Footprint: Enables evaluation and implementation in limited lab spaces or integration into complex workflows.
- Production of Lipid Nanoparticles: Suitable for synthesizing LNPs, meeting the needs of pharmaceutical and nanotech research.
This chip offers a practical approach to microfluidic liquid mixing. It is not just for demonstration, but for real, routine use in labs. You get reliable performance for nanoparticle creation or when you need efficient, small-volume mixing. The interface design helps reduce setup time and the clear chip body helps you monitor flows precisely.
The chip fits into many application labs and research setups. With the option to choose between PC and Zeonor materials, it meets various requirements for solvent resistance and visual inspection. It is a standard tool for R&D professionals building microfluidic processes and proof-of-concept devices.
Applications
The Tesla Mixer - Channel variation Fluidic 1677 is ideal for:
- Lipid nanoparticle synthesis
- Microfluidic process development
- Efficient mixing and screening of small liquid samples
Content
1x Tesla Mixer - Channel variation Fluidic 1677
Specifications
| SKU | CS-10002164 | CS-10002165 |
| Design element | Mixing; Nanoparticle production | Mixing; Nanoparticle production |
| Material | PC | Zeonor |
| Material chip body | mcs-PC 33 | mcs-COP 02 |
| Material chip lid | mcs-foil 042 (PC; 175 µm; Tg 145°C) | mcs-foil 005 (Zeonor; 188 µm; Tg 136°C) |
| Color | Transparent | Transparent |
| Interface type | Mini Luer interface | Mini Luer interface |
| Surface treatment | Not treated | Not treated |
| Membrane | no membrane | no membrane |
Documentation
Tesla Mixer - Channel variation Fluidic 1677 datasheet
Check the chemical compatibilities for this product here:
Polycarbonate - Chemical Compatibility Chart
