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MAT FluidFM Micropipette

Circular, flat aperture. Ideal to reversibly immobilize individual cells and objects of different sizes.

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MaterialSilicon Nitride (SiN)
Cantilever dimensions200 x 36 x 1.7 µm (LxWxH)
Channel height1500 nm for 4 N/m, 1000 nm for 2 N/m,
500 nm for 1 N/m and 0.3 N/m 
Spring constant (nominal)0.3 N/m, 1 N/m (only with 4 µm apertures), 2 N/m, 4 N/m (only with 8 µm apertures)
Opening typeCircular, flat
Opening dimension / aperture diameter2 µm, 4 µm, 8 µm
Reflective coatingCr/Au (40 nm)
Pick & Place

Pick & Place

Grab and relocate single cells and other micro-sized objects.

Localized Dispensing

Localized Dispensing

Dispense the tiniest amount of liquid. In air or in immersion. 

What are the typical flows and volumes involved when working with FluidFM probes?

The flow of water through a FluidFM cantilever is typically in the range of fl/s to pL/s. This is 1000x below even the best flow sensors, which have detection limits of around 1 nL/s. Accordingly the dispensed volumes start at single fL for applications such as spotting in air or injecting cells.   


How long can I use the same FluidFM probe?

The lifetime of a FluidFM probe depends greatly on the experimental conditions, as well as on the applied filling, cleaning and storage protocols. Thus, a FluidFM probe’s lifetime varies between one experiment (a few hours) and one month. Please contact us for advice on the optimal probe protocols for your experiment.

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