The Splitter Chip - Two to four fractions Fluidic 1537 is a microfluidic device designed to divide one microfluidic stream into multiple fractions, suiting laboratory settings where precise splitting into several channels is needed. The chip enables the distribution of a single stream into two, three, or four fractions, with selectable volumes and number of output channels, making it highly adaptable for diverse experimental applications.
General
Splitter chips are particularly suited for applications in which one microfluidic stream needs to be divided into several fractions for downstream applications. Fluidic 1537 features six splitter units with Mini Luer interfaces, which enable the division of one microfluidic stream in two, three or four fractions.
Features & Benefits
- Flexible Fraction Splitting: The chip divides one fluidic stream into two, three, or four fractions. You can easily adapt it to your desired set-up.
- Multiple Material Choices: Available in PC, Zeonor, or Topas. You can select the material that best fits your chemical or physical requirements.
- Mini Luer Interfaces: All splitter units use Mini Luer interfaces for secure, standard connections with most microfluidic systems.
- Compatible with Various Setups: Six splitter units per chip allow for parallel experiments or increased throughput in one platform.
- Transparent Design: The clear device body allows for straightforward observation and monitoring during experiments.
- No Surface Treatment: The chip is not surface treated, offering a blank slate for you to modify or use as received for custom processes.
- No Membrane: There is no internal membrane, ensuring pure channel splitting only, without filtration or separation affecting the streams.
This splitter chip provides scientists and engineers the flexibility to separate and route fluid streams based on their needs. The option to choose between different high-quality materials means compatibility with a wide range of solvents and biological substances. By offering six splitter units per chip and Mini Luer interfaces throughout, installation and integration into most microfluidic setups are streamlined. The transparent design aids in the visual monitoring of flows, while the absence of a membrane ensures that splitting is direct and unaffected by unintended filtration. This chip is a practical solution for applications requiring precise, parallel splitting of fluidic streams for downstream analysis or processing steps.
Applications
The Splitter Chip - Two to four fractions Fluidic 1537 is ideal for research and laboratory processes that demand precise division and routing of microfluidic streams.
- Analytical chemistry workflows needing parallel sample processing
- Diagnostic device development for multiple sample delivery
- Biological assays where sample splitting is required before further analysis
Content
1x Splitter Chip - Two to four fractions Fluidic 1537
Specifications
| SKU | CS-10001988 | CS-10001989 | CS-10001987 |
| Design element | Channel | Channel | Channel |
| Material | PC | Zeonor | Topas |
| Material chip body | mcs-PC 13 | mcs-COP 02 | Mcs-COC 13 |
| Material chip lid | mcs-foil 042 (PC; 175 µm; Tg 145°C) | mcs-foil 005 (Zeonor; 188 µm; Tg 136°C) | mcs-foil 011 (Topas; 140 µm; Tg 78°C) |
| Color | Transparent | Transparent | Transparent |
| Interface type | Mini Luer interface | Mini Luer interface | Mini Luer interface |
| Surface treatment | Not treated | Not treated | Not treated |
| Membrane | no membrane | no membrane | no membrane |
Documentation
Splitter Chip - Two to four fractions Fluidic 1537 datasheet
Check the chemical compatibilities for this product here:
Polycarbonate - Chemical Compatibility Chart
Topas - Chemical Compatibility Chart
