The NLP 2000 System of Dip-pen nanolithography is ideal for nanoengineering and biomaterials applications which require 1-10 micron printing and imaging capabilities, such as: Multiplexed protein printing, Biosensor functionalization, Cell micro and nanopatterning studies, and Polymer patterning, including ethylene glycol and acrylic.
TM-1000 images show sample surface morphology in contrast due to different average atomic number composition within the sample. It provi- des a real alternative to optical microscopes, stereo microscopes and confocal laser scanning microscopes. It has applications for many sectors including life science, food, cosmetics, healthcare, pharmaceutical, textiles, materials science, semiconductor and education.
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