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For certain countries, it is possible to issue a purchase order and receive an invoice payable within 30 days.

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We ship by UPS . Shipment on your organizations UPS or FedEx account is also possible, in this case an administrative surcharge of €20 will apply.

Aim is to ship within a week, however some products are make to order. In most cases a few more days apply before the products to arrive at the country of destination. In case of catalogue products which are made to order additional lead time might apply. This is indicated on the product page.

We understand that ordering the right products is crucial, especially when dealing with specialized items like ours. If you have made an error or are unhappy with your purchase, please reach out to us.

The exact box dimensions are defined during packaging of the shipment. Some typical box dimensions are listed under "Read More".

Shipments are sent from the Netherlands (EEA). Import duties apply only outside the EEA. We usually ship DAP — shipping and insurance included, but import fees are your responsibility. Provide your tax/VAT ID at checkout for smooth customs clearance. If you use your own FedEx/UPS account, FCA terms apply. See "Read More" for details.

Yes, we have a (non-exclusive) distributor in the PRC. Contact details are: Micro-Nano Cube Technology (Beijing) Co., LtdChaoyang DistrictBeijing Jiuxianqiao Electronic City, R&D Center Block A2 West sevenBeijing Email: inquiry@microblox.cnPhone:  010-58237080  http://www.beijingec.com

Yes, we have a distributor in Japan. Contact details are: Kyodo International Inc.2-10-9, MiyazakiMiyamae-kuKawasaki-shi, Kanagawa-ken216-0033, Japan phone: +81-44-853-2611 (main office)fax: +81-44-854-1979 e-mail: info@kyodo-inc.com   https://www.kyodo-inc.co.jp/

In most cases it's possble to order directly at Micronit, only in Japan a distributor is required. For a more complete setup Darwin Microfluidics can support.

Micronit would like to offer everybody directly the best price without the need for asking, for that reason we don't offer academic discounts.

No, we do not offer discounts to distributors that are not appointed by Micronit.

Please take a look at the full tekst, using read-more.

An additional global source for our products is Darwin Microfluidics. We can also supply a letter stating that we are the only supplier for the specific (combination) of products.

1) Flush an alkaline solution through the channels, like 1 M sodium hydroxide in water. 2) A water bath with ultrasonic agitation can be used to remove particulated matters, keep energy levels initially low to prevent potential damages. 3) Glass microchips can be heated (e.g. 400°C) causing any organic material on the glass surface to degrade. Try to use lower temperatures first because burning the content could make it stick. 4) Concentrated sulfuric acid works well to dissolve organic material, such as fibres, that are difficult to remove with alkaline solutions.

Absolutely! Micronit is a key supplier for flow cells in the Next Generation Sequencing market and can manufacture flow cells competely according to your specific requirements. What can be customized? The channel shape. The channel height and width.For wet etching its important to consider that channel height and minimal channel width are related.
{minimal channel width} = 2 * {etch depth} + {initial mask opening, typcial 5-10µm}Larger aspect ratios (relation between channel depth and width) are possible using dry etching. For this, a glass/silicon combination is most common. Choice of material. For instance, fused silica is a good option when UV light is used. Schott D263 bio can be a good alternative for some specific fluorescent labels. Surface flatness. We can provide ultra flat surfaces.

You need a combination of items supplied by Elveflow and Micronit. Please take a look at the full answer for more details.

See "Read More" for advice.

The metal strips (Spacers) are used for thin bottom chips and are also part of the holder for resealable flow cell's. See "Read More" for details.

1) Flush an alkaline solution through the channels, like 1 M sodium hydroxide in water. 2) A water bath with ultrasonic agitation can be used to remove particulated matters, keep energy levels initially low to prevent potential damages. 3) Glass microchips can be heated (e.g. 400°C) causing any organic material on the glass surface to degrade. Try to use lower temperatures first because burning the content could make it stick. 4) Concentrated sulfuric acid works well to dissolve organic material, such as fibres, that are difficult to remove with alkaline solutions.

We recommend using a high precision pumping system. Regular syringe pumps often don't work very well for droplet generators. There are several high precision pumping systems on the market that work with different pumping principles. To name one, we'd like to mention that we have had positive experiences with the equipment Fluigent offers.

Advice on how to find the right flow rates and to to change the droplet size can be found under "Read More".

When you only see streaks of fluids its important to decrease your flowrate. Instructions to find the right flow rate can be found under "Read More".

Tween 20, Tween 80 and Emulseo FluoSurf™-O surfactant are used in combination with our chips. See "Read More" for details.

1) Flush an alkaline solution through the channels, like 1 M sodium hydroxide in water. 2) A water bath with ultrasonic agitation can be used to remove particulated matters, keep energy levels initially low to prevent potential damages. 3) Glass microchips can be heated (e.g. 400°C) causing any organic material on the glass surface to degrade. Try to use lower temperatures first because burning the content could make it stick. 4) Concentrated sulfuric acid works well to dissolve organic material, such as fibres, that are difficult to remove with alkaline solutions.

The EOR chip itself is manufactured from glass and can easily withstand up to 300⁰C. The chips are supplied in a black fluidic cartridge however, this cartridge can withstand up to 80⁰C.No sealant is used, the two layers of glass are fusion bonded together.The chip can withstand easily up to 100 bar. The external interfacing is more critical however. Our Fluidic Connect holder offers the largest pressure, up to 80 bars (maybe less at elevated temperatures). Please note that it might be helpful to practice a little with the Fluidic Connect holder first. You need to get the feeling to apply not too much force, which might break the chip, but enough to obtain sufficient sealing. It might be necessary to tighten a bit more when pressure and temperature are increased. Please remove the pressure before additional tightening.

The fluidic ports are on positions 3 and 8 Alignment can be done on positions 2 and 7 (or 4 and 9). See "Read More" for details.

You need a combination of items supplied by Elveflow and Micronit. Please take a look at the full answer for more details.

See "Read More" for advice.

You need a combination of items supplied by Elveflow and Micronit. Please take a look at the full answer for more details.

See "Read More" for advice.

The objective working distance is a critical parameter for selection of an objective. See "Read More" for recommendations.

It's important that the pressure system can limit the amount of pressure that will be applied. We would recommend a pressure based system. However it should be possible to use a syringe pump when a pressure relief valve is applied for each liquid path.

Micronit offers a range of chip holders designed to ensure reliable and convenient interfacing between your chip and fluidic tubing. See "Read More"for additional information and links.

You need a combination of items supplied by Elveflow and Micronit. Please take a look at the full answer for more details.

See "Read More" for advice.

The objective working distance is a critical parameter for selection of an objective. See "Read More" for recommendations.

It's important that the pressure system can limit the amount of pressure that will be applied. We would recommend a pressure based system. However it should be possible to use a syringe pump when a pressure relief valve is applied for each liquid path.

Micronit offers a range of chip holders designed to ensure reliable and convenient interfacing between your chip and fluidic tubing. See "Read More"for additional information and links.

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Generation and characterization of ultrathin free-flowing liquid sheets Koralek, J.D., Kim, J.B., Brůža, P. et al. Nat Commun 9, 1353 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-018-03696-w