Our customized microfluidic glass chips are manufactured in cleanroom thanks to a photolitography process coupled to a wet etching in a HF based solution.
Moreover, our glass microfluidics chips are sealed thanks to a low-thermal bonding process, with temperatures below 300°C. This process was developed and patented during the PhD thesis of Clément Nanteuil, the CEO of Klearia, in 2010.
Coupling photolitography with wet etching process offer a large range of design’s customization with an ideal roughness and flatness for applications requiring optical observations through a microscope like life sciences for example.
Lower temperatures reduce the risk of damaging sensitive materials or components embedded within the chips, making the process suitable for a wide range of applications involving sensors and actuators. Ideal for the manufacturing of Lab-on-chips.
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