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[[File:Inkjet printer.jpg|400px|right|Inkjet printer is located in PolyFabLab, building 347.]] | [[File:Inkjet printer.jpg|400px|right|Inkjet printer is located in PolyFabLab, building 347.]]The inkjet printer is an Autodrop Gantry II printing system bought in 2020 and installed in PolyFabLab in 2025. It is a modular XYZ positioning platform for contact-less, piezo-driven inkjet dispensing. It drives interchangeable dispenser heads, Autopipettes, or piezo valves rather than a single fixed printhead, and is intended for precision deposition of inks, polymers, and other functional fluids on chips, wafers, and other flat substrates — for process development, prototyping, and small-batch work rather than high-throughput production. | ||
The user manual and contact information for the inkjet printer can be found on LabManager [https://labmanager.dtu.dk/function.php?module=Machine&view=view&page_id=169] - <nowiki>'''</nowiki>requires login<nowiki>'''</nowiki> | |||
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Inkjet printer
The inkjet printer is an Autodrop Gantry II printing system bought in 2020 and installed in PolyFabLab in 2025. It is a modular XYZ positioning platform for contact-less, piezo-driven inkjet dispensing. It drives interchangeable dispenser heads, Autopipettes, or piezo valves rather than a single fixed printhead, and is intended for precision deposition of inks, polymers, and other functional fluids on chips, wafers, and other flat substrates — for process development, prototyping, and small-batch work rather than high-throughput production.
The user manual and contact information for the inkjet printer can be found on LabManager [1] - '''requires login'''