The AAO Wafer Holders for templated electrodeposition are now available for 25 mm sized AAO wafers with contacts. Using wafers of larger size increases deposition uniformity and provides the ability to test your process for scale-up.
InRedox introduced a new capability – AAO films or nanotemplates integrated onto the surface of optical components, i.e. optical windows, mirrors, prisms, lenses, glass slides and other types of substrates. This exciting capability provide new sets of opportunities for designing new experiments in photonics, metamaterials, bioimaging etc.
To learn more, visit the AAO nanotemplates product group on our website and contact us with your requirements.
June 14, 2014. InRedox launched a new product life for life science – cell culture substrates from nanoporous Anodic Aluminum Oxide (AAO) ceramic. InRedox’ cell substrates are designed for use with standard microwell plates in 6, 24, or 96 well formats and can be ordered on-line. The product line includes Variety Packs, which offer selection of AAO substrates with different pore structure. Such products have not been previously available commercially. Samples of cell culture substrates are available to academic groups for evaluation; email your requirements to info@inredox.com.
The Cell Culture Variety Packs are now available in two formats: 6 pore sizes (20, 40, 80, 260, 250nm), or 3 pore sizes (20, 80, 160 nm). As researchers may not know which pore size is optimal for specific cell lines, InRedox has created these offerings to help scientists quickly screen a variety of nanotopographies and select the optimal one for future studies. Contact us for more information.