ELECTROSPINNING · ELECTROWRITING · EHD PRINTING

From materials to fiber structures.

Electrospinning, electrowriting and EHD printing systems for research, process development and scale-up. Choose a platform around the material you work with and the structure you want to make.

Systems

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Electrospinning

Deposit fibers as flat sheets, tubular structures or continuous webs, using collectors selected for the target format.

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Biomedical electrospinning

Flat, rotating and mandrel collectors provide different routes to membranes, aligned fibers and tubular samples. Discuss the required geometry before choosing the collector.

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Electrowriting & EHD printing

Place continuous fibers along programmed paths to explore fiber spacing, orientation and layered architectures.

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Systems

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Applications

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The process and collection method work together. Match them to the geometry and properties your project needs.

Nanofiber membranes

Nanofiber membranes

Deposit fibers as flat sheets, tubular structures or continuous webs, using collectors selected for the target format.

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Ordered fiber scaffolds

Ordered fiber scaffolds

Place continuous fibers along programmed paths to explore fiber spacing, orientation and layered architectures.

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Printed micro-patterns

Printed micro-patterns

Use controlled droplet deposition to create dots, lines and patterned layers with EHD jet printing.

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Research & institutional records

TONGLI in Scientific Research

Explore public institutional records and research papers using TONGLI equipment.

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Only selected links found publicly on customer websites are listed here. Information without customer consent has not been disclosed.

Institutional records

  • Zhejiang UniversityTL-Pro-BM (current equivalent: TL-ULTRA) · Official University Equipment Page
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  • Ocean University of ChinaTL-OMNI · Official University Equipment Page
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  • Zhengzhou UniversityTL-Pro · University Contract + Government Procurement Record
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  • University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC)TONGLI bio-electrospinner · Model not stated · University Laboratory Facilities Page
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Equipment lists, shared-instrument records and procurement documents are described according to their original sources.

Published research

  • Stanford UniversityCorneal endothelial cell carriers · TL-01 · 2024
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  • University College LondonRiluzole-releasing fibers · NEU-BM · 2025
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  • University of ManchesterBioengineered vascular scaffolds · TL-Pro · 2025
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Configuration

Plan a system around your project.

Define the material

Specify the polymer, solvent or melt, concentration and available viscosity data. This helps determine the feeding method, wetted materials, temperature control and ventilation requirements.

Describe the sample

Include membrane width or tube dimensions, target thickness, fiber orientation and any supporting substrate. For direct writing, include the pattern, fiber spacing and intended number of layers.

Define the development stage

Separate exploratory research from a validated production process. Tell us the required run time, sample quantity and available installation space so that feeding and collection can be sized appropriately.

Tell us what you want to make.

Share your material, target structure and sample size. We can discuss a suitable platform and configuration.

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