AirJet HR™ Nanoliter Aerosol Dispenser
Non contact, quantitative air jet dispensing that provides 0.5 uL/cm - 34 uL/cm and can coat or dispense individual drops.
An aerosol type of dispensing nozzle that uses pressurized air to atomize the fluid passing through the nozzle. This creates a quantitative spray format where a dot or line can be Quantitatively generated on a continuous basis.
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Introducing the essentials for lateral flow test production
BioDot offers manufactured, non-contact and quantitative fluid dispensing systems for the industrial, life science, diagnostic, and medical product markets. Explore the wide range of equipment that can be used in the production of lateral flow tests, and discover how BioDot provides the flexibility to tailor your dispensing technology, platform and the quantity of dispensers for ease of use.
Cutting-Edge Technology for Treatment of Burns and Chronic Skin Wounds
Aubrey Woodroof, founder and CEO of PermeaDerm, describes innovative skin substitutes, designed for severe burn and chronic wound treatment. He explains how BioDot technology, used in collaboration with researchers at the University of Rochester, has enhanced the accuracy and efficiency of the manufacturing process for a new, advanced skin substitute. Visit PermeaDerm for further information.
Cutting-Edge Custom Multiplex Immunoassay Systems
Dr. Robert Matson, founder and president of QuantiScientifics, describes how BioDot’s precision printing technology is aiding the design and development of multiplex microarray immunoassay plates. Watch this video to learn how this open platform can enable you to create your own custom assay plates, personalized and optimized for a wide variety of applications. Visit QuantiScientifics for further details.
Pioneering Wearable Technology for Real-Time Biomarker Analysis
Dr Joshua Windmiller, Chief Technology Officer at Biolinq, reveals how their transdermal biosensor patches can continuously and non-invasively quantify blood biochemistry, with real-time streaming of the results to a smart device. He discusses how this pioneering technology, developed using Biodot's BioJet Ultra, is currently being aimed at sports fitness and exercise applications and how it could be developed for chronic healthcare monitoring. Visit the Biolinq website for more infomation.

























