Specific Process Knowledge/Back-end processing/Hot Embosser: Difference between revisions
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The Hot Embosser at DTU Nanolab is a hydraulic machine, a Collin Press P300 SV. It is located in the basement of building 346 (room 901). The device is typically made using variety of different polymer foils, as well as Graphene. A master pattern, called a shim, is usually fabricated in Si, but can also be fabricated in metals as well as other polymers. It is placed inside the machine between the pressure hot plates, and using a combination of heat and pressure patterned on to the foil. It is possible to replicate both small and large 2½D structures relatively fast. | The Hot Embosser at DTU Nanolab is a hydraulic machine, a Collin Press P300 SV. It is located in the basement of building 346 (room 901). The device is typically made using variety of different polymer foils, as well as Graphene. A master pattern, called a shim, is usually fabricated in Si, but can also be fabricated in metals as well as other polymers. It is placed inside the machine between the pressure hot plates, and using a combination of heat and pressure patterned on to the foil. It is possible to replicate both small and large 2½D structures relatively fast. | ||
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