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MICROFABRICATED MOLDS FOR INKJET APPLICATIONS

Vahid Fakhfouri
2006
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Abstract

Inkjet printing (IJP) is a contactless method of printing and has found wide applications in the packaging and printing industries. In order to get patterned micro-structures with specific morphology via inkjet technology, predefined molds from SU8 with different shapes, and with different parameters, were realized to serve as molds for polymeric droplets.

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