Micro and Nanoscale Fabrication

Epilog Zing Lasers and Graphtec Plotter Cutters

The Epilog Zing16 laser cutter and Graphtec CE6000-40 plotter-cutter provide versatile tools for patterning and precision cutting. The Zing16 can be used to create micron-scale patterns on a range of polymer substrates, while the CE6000-40 is suited for micro- and nanofabrication applications, including the precision cutting of pressure-sensitive adhesives for device assembly and bonding. Together, they offer flexible solutions for prototyping, fabrication, and materials processing.

Specifications:

Epilog Zing16 Laser Cutter

• CO₂, air-cooled, 30–40 W laser
• 406 × 305 mm work area
• Up to 114 mm Max material thickness
• Up to 1000 dpi resolution

Graphtec CE6000-40 Plotter-Cutter

• Up to 372 mm cutting width
• 50–484 mm material width
• Max cutting speed of 900 mm/s
• Cutting precision: ±0.1 mm

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Roland MDX-40A Milling Machine

The Roland MDX-40A CNC machine combines the advanced capabilities of subtractive prototyping with the ease-of-use of a benchtop CNC mill to provide a powerful 3D milling device. It will produce highly accurate microfluidic and prototype devices from a wide variety of materials with greater precision and excellent surface finish. 

Specifications:

• X, Y, and Z strokes: 305mm (X) x 305mm (Y) x 105mm (Z)
• Distance from spindle tip to table: 123 mm (Max)
• Table size: 305mm (W) x 305mm (D)
• Loadable workpiece weight: 4 kg
• Feed rate: 0.1 to 50 mm/sec
• Z-axis: 0.1 to 30 mm/sec
• Mechanical resolution: 00.002 mm/step
• Spindle rotation: 4500 to 15000 rpm

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