Voltera V-One Bioprinter

[soenksen]

I want to use the Voltera V-one to deposit a water-based hydrogel over a substrate (potentially with cells in them). Also paths of PDMS to do some paterning for microfluidics. Do someone has developed a PDF to guide researchers on how to potentially debug depositing parameters on weird materials?

So far I’ve tried to pick up the settings of a random conductive ink and start playing with the different parameters of the deposition, but I don’t have great intuition of how to modify all these parameters to achieve optimal deposition of a material depending on their viscosity, contact angle between the ink and substrate, etc. I’ve had very limited success depositing anything that is not the inks provided by the company.

[MikeL]

I’d definitely recommend you start by taking a look at our Print Settings Overview guide. Beyond that I’d definitely recommend to message us through the in-app chat where we can help walk you through testing and modifying your settings for optimal prints. If you could provide more information about your materials that would also be very useful in helping you get the right settings.

-Mike

[abummu]

Hi,

Pls I need your help on using carbon nano-tube based inks