Movable Plate Collector ( 1-13mm/s ) For DIY Electrospinning- MSK-ESDC-Y

MSK-ESDC-Y is the plate collector that can move up or down at variable speed at 1-13m/s  for electrospinning. If you use High voltage power in the system, must do Grounding tests (GFCI) before first-time use. Improper grounding may damage the unit. 

Plate Collector	The movable plate is made of stainless steel with dimension 250mm W x 175 mm H Moving Speed is adjustable by the digital speed controller (0 ~ 13 mm/sec) Max. moving distance 80mm with position limit switch 24VDC motor driving, which can be used in Ar gas gloveboxes Voltage: 110 - 220 VAC Power: 50W
Optional Parts (Not Included)	To build a DIY electrospinning system, the following may be needed Oscillation injection head Pic. 1 Co-axis injection nozzle Pic. 2 High voltage power supply (Click Pic 3 to order) Syringe pump controller to deliver polymer solution (Pic 4) Ultrasonic spray head (  click Pic.4 to order ) Fume hood to enclose the system for safety and health (Click Pic 5 to order)  .1       2  .3       4     5
Warranty	One-year limited warranty with lifetime support.
Dimension
Shipping Weight	20 lbs
Operation Instruction
Application Notes	The ability to generate aligned fibers and the degree of alignment depends on the polymer-solvent combination, viscosity, applied voltage, tip-collector distance, and drum rotation speed. The user shall perform experiments for best results Use a properly grounded electrical outlet and away from sources of electromagnetic interferences. Improper grounding may cause charge to build-up and damages the unit The electrospinning process uses HIGH VOLTAGE! Stay clear of the syringe needle or drum collector during the process to avoid electric shock! Beware of short circuit damage to the unit due to leaking or a short distance between charged syringe needle and drum collector It is the user’s responsibility to understand the risks associated with the process and use proper protection. The user is advised to wear protective clothing, mask, goggles, and gloves. The process should be confined in a fume hood, with proper exhaust handling capability