Wafer-based microfluidic chip

The wafer-based microfluidic chip, using semiconductor processes with adaptable materials, enables precise, high-throughput, multi-functional analysis in diverse fields.

Using PP as the base film, the initial viscosity is 20-30 grams, and the viscosity increases to more than 1500 grams after applying pressure. It has good thermal stability, low thermal shrinkage, and excellent optical properties

• Widely used, focusing on precise analysis: Applied in biomedicine and other fields, it can quickly and accurately detect trace samples and shorten detection time.​
• Strong material adaptability, balancing performance and cost: Common silicon, glass, and polymer wafers are used, adapting to different scenarios and balancing performance and cost.​
• Manufacturing process compatible with semiconductor technology, with controllable precision: Semiconductor processes such as photolithography and etching are adopted to ensure the precision and tightness of microchannels.​
• Supporting high-throughput operation, improving experimental efficiency: Wafers can integrate a large number of microfluidic units to realize parallel experiments with multiple samples and improve efficiency.​
• Capable of multi-functional integration, expanding application boundaries: It can integrate components such as sensors to realize functions like temperature control and detection, meeting complex needs.