
Key Features
Arrays and Substrates for Any Experiment
Whether you need to print nanoparticles on glassy carbon for catalytic applications or proteins on microscope slides for bioapplications, M series has you covered.
TERA-print offers a wide variety of standard substrates and polymer pen arrays. We also work with our users to develop custom options to best fit their applications.

A Faster, Hands Off Alignment Procedure
TERA-Fab® M series eliminates the tedious and error-prone alignment process from your experiment.
With an accurate and precise automatic alignment routine, M series lets you set up and begin printing faster than ever before.

Uncompromised Nanoprecision
Utilizing a piezoelectric positioning stage, M series allows users to print inks onto surfaces with exceptional consistency and reliability.
M series controls motion in <100nm step sizes across a 100µm range in three dimensions, giving you the ability to create features at any location over centimeter scale areas with supreme precision.

Ultimate Control Over Your Experiment
Monitor and adjust experimental parameters that matter in real-time, from temperature and humidity to applied force and contact time between tips and substrates.
M series adjusts to a wide range of materials, allowing nano-scale experimentation in a new range of applications.

Nanofabricate Like a Pro
Simple and intuitive design of the hardware and software allows users of any experience level to begin nanofabricating in no time.
TERA-Fab OSm neatly packages all control parameters exactly where you need them.

Do More in One Experiment with Nanocombinatorics
Our 2D arrays of elastomeric pens uniquely enable users to create libraries with millions of positionally-encoded nanoscale features varying in size and composition by design.
This opens the possibility of high-throughput combinatorial experimentation and accelerated discovery in materials science and biology.

Applications
Discover New Materials
Combine massive libraries of materials in parallel, rapidly exploring the new material combinations nanoscale
Bioengineering at Nanoscale
Rapidly generate cell adhesion, thousands at a time. Perform high-throughput single-cell assays, reprogram cells via microenvironmental cue rearrangement.
Synthesize New Materials
Create millions of attoliter-scale nanoreactors, each one generating a nanoparticle upon thermal processing.
Technical Specifications
X-Y scan range (closed loop) | 100μm x 100μm typ., 95μm minimum |
Z travel range (closed loop) | 100μm typ., 95μm minimum |
X-Y-Z tolerance (closed-loop) | 1nm typ. |
Repeatability | <10nm typ. |
Manual X-Y positioning stage | 12.7mm x 12.7mm travel range |
Motorized Z axis | 12mm travel range, bi-directional repeatability, 0.75μm bidirectional repeatability, 2mm/s maximum speed |
ΘX and ΘY 2-axis angular positioning | ±3.5° angular range, 4x10-5° angular resolution |
Motorized X-Y motion | 50mm x 50mm travel range, bi-directional repeatibility: 1μm |
Motorized Z motion | 50mm travel range, bi-directional repeatibility: <50μm, maximum speed: 3.0mm/s |
5x Objective M Plan APO | 34mm working distance, 2μm resolving power, additional objective lenses available (10x, 20x, 50x) |
Field of View | 1.28mm x 0.96mm |
CMOS camera | FLIR 12 MP (4000 x 3000) CCD, 0.74cm x 0.55cm sensor size, 1.85μm x 1.85μm pixel size |
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