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Fibre processing
Fibre processing
Traditional techniques such as spinning, weaving and knitting are being scaled down to create and handle novel fibres that are vital to new materials, flexible electronics, wearable technologies, as well as new applications in medical and defence sectors.
List of available equipment
TOOL MAKE AND MODEL
KEY DIFFERENTIATOR
LOCATION
Electrospinner- Bioinicia Fluidnatek LE-50
Electrospinner
Flinders University
SA Node
Description
Electrospinner
Related Information
Single or co-deposition of dissolved polymers via electrospray or electrospinning. 2 - 32 kV acceleration voltage. Mesh can be collected on a flat stage (horizontally or vertically), onto a cylindrical drum, or a thin rod.
Tool Contact
Jason.Gascooke@flinders.edu.au
MECC Nanon
Electrospinner
Materials Node
University of Wollongong
Description
Fibre electrospinning system
Related Information
Solvent based dispersion of polymers are required
Tool Contact
innis@uow.edu.au
TOOL MAKE AND MODEL
KEY DIFFERENTIATOR
LOCATION
Electrospinner- Bioinicia Fluidnatek LE-50
Electrospinner
Materials Node
University of Wollongong
Description
Electrospinner
Related Information
Single or co-deposition of dissolved polymers via electrospray or electrospinning. 2 - 32 kV acceleration voltage. Mesh can be collected on a flat stage (horizontally or vertically), onto a cylindrical drum, or a thin rod.
Tool Contact
Jason.Gascooke@flinders.edu.au
TOOL MAKE AND MODEL
KEY DIFFERENTIATOR
LOCATION
MECC Nanon
Electrospinner
Materials Node
University of Wollongong
Description
Fibre electrospinning system
Related Information
Solvent based dispersion of polymers are required
Tool Contact
innis@uow.edu.au
