PCL (PC-12, Corbion, the Netherlands) was used as received and processed using a custom-built melt electrowriting printer50 (link). One gram of PCL was placed in an electrically heated (75 °C) syringe and pneumatically delivered to a 23 G nozzle using air (1.0 bar). This nozzle is positioned 6 mm above a collector, and a total of 5.5 kV is applied across this collector distance. Direct writing was performed using x/y linear stages and samples were used as sacrificial templates without post-processing.
Pc 12
Manufactured by Corbion
Sourced in Netherlands
The PC-12 is a laboratory equipment product designed for the conditioning and preconditioning of polymer samples. It is used to prepare samples for various testing and analysis procedures.
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Melt Electrowritten PCL Scaffolds
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Melt Electrowritten PCL Scaffolds
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All scaffolds were manufactured by melt electrowriting (MEW) using medical-grade PCL as previously described.30,32 (link) Briefly, polymer pellets (PC12, Corbion, Amsterdam, The Netherlands) were heated to 74 °C and 83 °C at the cartridge and needle locations within a blunt 23 G 2 mL syringe, respectively. The polymer was then extruded onto a programmable x–y stage at a pressure of 1.2 bar, a voltage of 8.2 kV, a translational speed of 850 mm min−1 and a distance of 7.4 mm between the collector plate and the spinneret. The scaffolds were subsequently printed to consist of 50 layers in a 0/90° layering pattern. After fabrication, scaffolds were sectioned into 5 mm discs to fit inside wells of a 96-well tissue culture plate (TCP).
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Blending PCL and β-TCP for Biomaterials
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PCL (PC 12, Corbion Purac, Gorinchem, Netherlands) and β-TCP (7758-87-4, Premier Biomaterials, Tipperary, Ireland) were blended together using a melt process. PCL (7 g) was placed in glass container and melted by heating for 15 min at 110°C. Powdered β-TCP (3 g) was then added and the mix was blended by hand for 10 min.
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