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NanoFrazor
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The NanoFrazor
in numbers
Thermal Probe Lithography
Single tip
Decapede
Direct Laser Sublimation
Minimum Structure
size (nm)
15
15
600
Minimum lines and
spaces (half pitch, nm)
25
25
1000
Grayscale resolution
(nm)
2
2
–
Write speed (with 50
nm pixels, μm2/min)
1’000
10’000
100’000
Many Features
One Machine
The NanoFrazor excels with advanced lithography for intricate tasks, offering high precision and resolution at the nanoscale. Its versatility suits a broad spectrum of research. A user-friendly interface simplifies design, while its robust design ensures reliability. Damage-free lithography, compatibility with standard methods, unique thermal cantilevers, precise overlay and stitching, in-situ imaging, and low ownership cost further highlight its capabilities.
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community
«I believe that Thermal Scanning Probe Lithography is the nanofabrication technique of the future. The Nanofrazor offers better resolution than EBL, no need for high vacuum or a cleanroom, and in-situ imaging, which means no markers needed. In our group we particularly appreciate the Nanofrazor for chemical nanopatterning in biomedical research.»
– Prof. Dr. Elisa Riedo, NYU Tandon School of Engineering
«I really appreciate the versatility of the NanoFrazor, which allows us to seamlessly mix and match thermal nanolithography and laser writing on a variety of different materials. Also the possibility to perform in-situ imaging with nanoscale resolution provides direct feedback on the patterning and alignment, which greatly streamlines the patterning optimization process.»
– Prof. Dr. Edoardo Albisetti, Politecnico di Milano
«NanoFrazor was a game changer for my research group. The compactness of the system allowed us to pack fabrication facilities into gloveboxes, allowing a fully inert process for air-sensitive materials and opening research opportunities. Beyond the obvious capabilities in nanolithography, we were also pleasantly surprised at the ‘non-lithography’ potential of the instrument.»
– Dr. Chit Siong Aaron Lau, Institute of Materials Research and Engineering, Singapore
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