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HeatChips 3D designs

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Created:
10/3/22
Submitted:
10/8/26
Published:
10/8/26
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Hardware & Devices
Devices and Hardware
Description

Designs to be 3D printed to reproduce HeatChips, a microfluidic chip heater compatible with microscopy.

It contains 3 files: a microfluidic device holder (Sample_holder), an infrared probe holder (Probe_holder), and tightening legs (Tightening_legs).

Print with PLA  or similar with filling >30%. Any layer thickness works.

 

A descriptive study of this device has been submitted for publication and the link will be updated here when published.

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