By XRnanotech
Using Nanoscribe’s two-photon polymerization technique, 3D nanoprinting enables the fabrication of highly intricate and custom nanostructures in a cleanroom environment. - 3D nanoprinting unique nanostructures - Versatile - Custom design structures - Polymer material (C 14 H 18 O 7, 1.2 g cm-3 ) Nanoscribe’s two-photon polymerization technique allows for the precise 3D printing of complex nanostructures with custom designs. These structures are created from polymer material and can achieve remarkable levels of detail, making them ideal for advanced applications in optics, such as phase corrector plates for beryllium compound refractive lenses (CRLs), 3D Siemens stars for tomography resolution testing, and kinoform lenses. By harnessing 3D nanoprinting in a cleanroom setting, researchers can produce nanostructures with enhanced optical performance for both scientific and industrial uses.
