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March 23, 2024
In the dynamic world of start-ups, a chance encounter can have unexpected and far-reaching consequences. A perfect example of this dynamic is the story of the cooperation between the start-up drop ...
January 7, 2024
Measuring contact angles on micro-structured samples such as printed circuit boards, small medical products, lithographic structures, assembly components, wires and single fibres poses a challenge, as the droplets dosed need to be extremely small. This challenge is met by the innovative picolitre dosing system PDDS from DataPhysics Instruments, developed to fit onto the contact angle meter OCA 200. The dosing system can reliably dose droplets of 30 picolitres in volume. Learn more on out website...
July 17, 2023
Dataphysics Instruments, manufacturer of high-precision laboratory instruments for the characterization of interfaces and surfaces, has expanded its presence
July 4, 2023
DataPhysics Instruments, manufacturer of high-precision laboratory instruments for the characterisation of interfaces and surfaces, has expanded its presence in France. Nils Langer, Managing Director of DataPhysics Instruments, says: "With the opening of a technical office in Metz, DataPhysics Instruments can now ...
April 16, 2023
Measuring contact angles on micro-structured samples such as printed circuit boards, small medical products, lithographic structures, assembly components, wires and single fibres poses a challenge, as the droplets dosed need to be extremely small. This challenge is met by the innovative picolitre dosing system PDDS from DataPhysics Instruments, developed to fit onto the contact angle meter OCA 200. The dosing system can reliably dose droplets of 30 picolitres in volume. Learn more on out website...
April 2, 2023
The Langmuir trough module for tensiometers of the DCAT-series by DataPhysics Instruments can be used to study monolayers of surface-active molecules. Applications include the fundamental research of surfactants and surface-active nanoparticles, the modelling of cell membranes and biomolecular interactions, as well as applied research on dispersing agents and stabilisers for food, cosmetics, petroleum, and pharmaceuticals. Learn more on our website: https://www.dataphysics-instruments.com/produc...
March 12, 2023
In the detergent industry, but also in the development of paints and coatings, measuring surface and interface tension as well as dynamic contact angles is very important. With the tensiometers of the DCAT-series from DataPhysics Instruments and its standardised sample bodies you can conduct those and more measurements precisely and efficiently. On top of standard measurements, the expandable, modular DCAT-systems offer a variety of additional possibilities. Learn more on our website: https://w...
February 26, 2023
The purity of solid surfaces plays a critical role during the manufacturing process of many products, such as wafers. Particle contaminations on wafer surfaces lead to a drastic decrease in device yield. A powerful technique to evaluate charged surface functionalities is the measurement of the zeta potential, that is, the electric potential of solid surfaces in contact with an electrolyte solution. The new ZPA 20 zeta potential analyzer from DataPhysics Instruments measures the zeta potential of...
December 6, 2022
The zeta potential characterises the charge situation at a solid surface in solution. Click to read more...
November 8, 2022
Surface treatments like the atomic layer deposition can be utilised to encapsulate medical implants with a nanometre-thin metal-oxide-coating, protecting implants from the harsh environment of the body. However, atomic layer deposition also encapsulates active surface areas of the implant, such as electrodes made from platinum, which negatively affects the conductivity of those electrodes. Thus, it is necessary to exclude active surface areas like electrodes from the surface coating process. Sel...