Description
DEGRES INX X100 is a specialised bioink intended for Digital Light Projection (DLP) workflows in bioprinting and tissue engineering. The material is With a density of approximately 1 g/cm³, it fits typical handling and dosing steps used in light-based biofabrication setups. Life-science teams working in cell biology and tissue engineering can apply DEGRES INX X100 where DLP-compatible inks are required for structured constructs and controlled photocuring. Offered from manufacturer BIO INX©, the product supports research pipelines that combine digital light projection hardware with bioink formulations designed for laboratory use. Its compact pack size suits bench-top printers, shared core facilities, and iterative protocol optimisation without committing large reagent volumes. Use within standard bioprinting practice for DLP platforms, following institutional procedures for temperature-sensitive bioinks and sterile or controlled handling as required by the application.
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- Pack sizes: 10 ml, 20 ml
- Density: ~1 g/cm³
- Product type: Bioink for Digital Light Projection (DLP)
- Weight: 0,502 kg
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