Inkjet technology has significant advantages across a wide range of biomedical applications. These include variable drop size, high precision in positioning, disposable and economical printheads, and drop on demand feature. Moreover, inkjet is a non-contact printing process, making it ideal for fragile substrates.

Benefits of inkjet technology

• Short set-up times and low set-up costs make short runs economical
• Low running costs enable you to print economically at all run lengths
• Place materials in precise quantities and position, greatly reducing ink, water and energy usage
• Print on demand reduces stock levels significantly
• Non-contact process enables printing onto fragile substrates
• Ability to print onto variable X-Y-Z axis (3D surfaces) makes it possible to print various surfaces
• Disposable inkjet printheads and cartridges can minimize the risk of infection

Applications including

• Aroma Jetting
• Drug Delivery
• Microarrays
• Microdispensing
• Biosensors
• Diagnostic chips