Biotechnology with functional surfaces
Functionalisation for cell culture, microchannel wettability and bonding preparation for lab-on-chip devices.
The surface challenge
In biotechnology, the surface is in dialogue with living matter. A poorly functionalised culture dish and cells adhere badly; a microchannel that is too hydrophobic and the fluid does not flow as intended.
Plasma finely tunes the chemistry and surface energy of laboratory polymers. It also prepares the sealing of microfluidic chips.
What plasma changes
Cell culture surfaces
Promote cell adhesion and proliferation.
Microchannel wettability
Ensure controlled fluid flow.
Chip bonding
Prepare the sealing of lab-on-chip devices.
Chemical functionalisation
Graft targeted surface functions.
Frequently treated materials
This list is indicative. The vast majority of polymers, metals, glasses and composites can be treated with DBD plasma. The best way to confirm your case is to send us a description of your part and your objective.
The surface, interface with living systems.
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