Lab-on-a-Chip & Point-of-Care Diagnostics
Lab-on-a-Chip systems are modern devices used for a wide variety of applications. The technology came originally from a gas chromatography technology and is now often used in many areas, from pharmaceutical and chemical analysis to point-of-care testing (POCT). Especially, the POCT is a very important because the LOAC enables to obtain faster and cheaper analysis. Rapid diagnostics or analysis is enabled by reactions between the given sample and reagents placed into the microchannels or microfluidic chambers. These fluids must be carefully placed in the chip’s cavities. Precise filling the chip is a demanding task that requires precise positioning and proper choice of the microdispenser. Such features can be performed by microdrop’s Gantry systems and microdispensers, which enable filling openings down to 100 µm with precision of 5 µm.
Microdispensing within Lab-on-a-Chip & POCT
Lab-on-a-Chip & POCT Application Highlights:
- Precise non-contact deposition into microchannels, cavities and defined target areas.
- Accurate dispensing of picoliter, nanoliter and microliter volumes.
- Flexible handling of different liquids and viscosities.
- Integration into automated laboratory and production workflows.
See Microdispensing in Action
These Lateral Flow Device tests are commonly used for:
| Point-of-Care Diagnostics | Microfluidic Systems | Research & Development |
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