Three dimensional micro nano photoresist products

Three dimensional micro nano photoresist products

Moji Nanotechnology focuses on the research and development of multi photon polymerization photoresist and process solutions, and has successfully developed multiple photoresist products with different characteristics and application fields. The product can use near-infrared and visible femtosecond lasers as excitation sources to initiate multiphoton polymerization, which has advantages such as high spatial resolution, nanoscale linewidth, high transmittance, excellent oxidation resistance and mechanical properties. It is widely used in optical waveguides, microlenses, microfluidics, metamaterials, and biomedicine.

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[Company Introduction]

Moji Nanotechnology is a high-tech enterprise and provincial specialized and innovative enterprise in the field of 3D micro nano manufacturing, integrating research and development, production, sales, and services. The R&D team has over ten years of experience in 3D micro nano manufacturing technology, with complete independent development capabilities in optics, electrical, mechanical, software, materials, and other fields. They can provide professional integrated solutions for multiple industry application scenarios.

The company has launched three series of 3D micro nano processing/nano 3D printing equipment, ultra fast laser processing center, and maskless direct writing lithography equipment, as well as multiple photoresist products. Among them, the independently developed commercial nano level 3D laser direct writing lithography system can achieve 70 nanometer precision 3D structure processing. With core technological advantages such as high precision, high speed, large format, and long-term stability, we have achieved a leap from scientific research exploration to commercial applications, effectively promoting the large-scale industrial production of micro nano 3D manufacturing in fields such as biomedicine, optoelectronic communication, new materials, micro nano devices, aerospace, etc.