Some very cool news - a team at MIT has used a Solus to 3D print a nanofiber nozzle that greatly reduces costs and allows them to dramatically speed up the development process:
http://www.3ders.org/articles/20171030-mit-new-3d-printed-nozzle-device-could-make-versatile-nanofiber-meshes-at-much-lower-cost.html
Now here's the impressive part!
MIT Nanofiber Nozzle
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Re: MIT Nanofiber Nozzle
Wonder how they get the excess resin out of something so fine in detail.
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Re: MIT Nanofiber Nozzle
That’s why they use SolusProto. Very low viscosity. Put it into the ultrasonic to remove the resin.
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Re: MIT Nanofiber Nozzle
Wow... how do they calibrate it
I'm not able to calibrate that fine. LOL
I'm not able to calibrate that fine. LOL
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