PDMS Stencil
The multi-well solution
With its multiple wells, the PDMS Stencil reduces the volumes of reagents used and accommodates different experimental conditions on the same substrate.
With its multiple wells, the PDMS Stencil reduces the volumes of reagents used and accommodates different experimental conditions on the same substrate.
Because research work can only be successful after many tests and continuous optimization, we have developed a multi-well membrane, so you can multiply your experimental conditions on the same substrate and save on reagents.
The PDMS Stencil is thin and flexible, making it easy to use and place on all flat substrates (glass, plastic, or PDMS).
For very specific requirements, we can also design tailor-made models.
4 wells
Ø ext 15 mm,
Ø puits : 4 mm
9 wells
ext: 20×20 mm,
puits : 3×3 mm
Hydrogels
Ø ext 18.5mm
Flow Chamber
18×18 mm
EM grid
3 mm
1. Lift the plastic protective film to reveal one of the PDMS Stencils. Remove the PDMS from the well using needle-nose pliers.
2. Pinch one of the PDMS Stencil corners and remove it from the sheet. Clean it with 70% ethanol and dry it (with warm blown air for example).
3. Place the PDMS Stencil on a clean substrate (after plasma treatment if required) and remove any air bubbles by tapping it.
4. Add your reagents in the various wells and carry out your micropatterning experiments.
liquids*
*doesn’t leak on
the microscope lens
volume of reagent
used per experiment
experimental conditions
on a substrate
experimental zones
protein and cellular micropatterns
Our team gives you all the tips to successfully conduct your experimental manipulations and go even further!
Our team will be happy to answer any questions you may have.