Toward a disposable low-cost LOC device: heterogeneous polymer micro valve and pump fabricated by UV/ozone-assisted thermal fusion bonding
Herein, a heterogeneous polymer micro valve and pump with a polypropylene (PP) membrane was developed in a low-cost manner via UV/ozone-assisted thermal fusion bonding. The proposed fabrication technique allowed for a geometrically selective bonding; consequently, the membrane was prevented from bon...
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| description | Herein, a heterogeneous polymer micro valve and pump with a polypropylene (PP) membrane was developed in a low-cost manner
via
UV/ozone-assisted thermal fusion bonding. The proposed fabrication technique allowed for a geometrically selective bonding; consequently, the membrane was prevented from bonding with the valve seat of the diaphragm micro-valve, without patterning a protection layer or introducing an additional structure. The developed device withstands 480 kPa of static pressure and up to 350 kPa of a vibration pressure, providing sufficient bonding strength for microfluidic actuations. The fabricated micro valve and pump are fully characterized and compared with a poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) membrane glass device, showing comparable valving and pumping performance. As a result, the robust PP membrane micro valve and pump are simply implemented in a facile manner, and demonstrated excellent performance, which is highly desirable for mass production of disposable lab-on-a-chip (LOC) devices.
Herein, a heterogeneous polymer micro valve and pump with a polypropylene (PP) membrane was developed in a low-cost manner
via
UV/ozone-assisted thermal fusion bonding. |
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