Microfluidic Chip & Device Manufacturing
From early-stage prototypes to repeatable production, Micromolds supports the manufacturing of custom thermoplastic microfluidic chips and devices. We combine engineering support, in-house precision tooling, micro injection molding, bonding and assembly to help bring complex microfluidic designs into production.
Quality & Manufacturing Standards
ISO 13485 Certified | ISO Class 8 Cleanroom | In-House Tooling | Precision Quality Control

Precision manufacturing for complex microfluidic devices
Built for repeatability, dimensional control and reliable micro-scale production.
ISO 13485
Certified quality management for medical and demanding applications.
ISO 8
Cleanroom manufacturing for contamination-sensitive components.
Micro Injection Molding
Precision replication of microfeatures, thin walls and complex geometries.
From Microfluidic Design to Repeatable Production
Scaling microfluidic devices from prototype to serial production requires careful alignment of design, materials, tooling, injection molding, and bonding. At Micromolds, we support engineering teams developing microfluidic devices for diagnostics, life sciences, and high-precision applications, addressing manufacturing challenges early to enable reliable, scalable production.

Engineering for Manufacturability, Not Just Prototyping
A microfluidic chip may perform successfully in laboratory testing yet require significant adjustments before it can be manufactured consistently.
Our engineering approach considers the relationship between functional design and manufacturing constraints from the early development stages. This is particularly important for devices with dense microchannels, complex junctions, thin walls or demanding optical and bonding requirements.
What We Evaluate Before Production
An integrated process from design to finished devices, ensuring precision, quality and scalability.

DFM & Engineering
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Feature density
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Min. feature depth
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Aspect ratio
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Max. feature width
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Min. internal radius
Precision Tooling
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Precision milling
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Electro-forming
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Laser ablation
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Fused Silica Etching
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LIGA

Injection Molding
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Micro molding
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Vast material range
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Serial production
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Rapid prototyping

Bonding & Assembly
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Hydrophobic Treatment
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Thermal Bonding
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Solvent-assisted bonding
Quality Control
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Functional testing
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Optical droplet manipulation analysis
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Testing critical features

Cleanroom Manufacturing for Microfluidic Devices
Micromolds operates an ISO Class 8 cleanroom and an ISO 13485-certified quality management system, supporting the manufacture of components with demanding quality and contamination-control requirements.
Depending on the project, controlled manufacturing activities can include injection molding, component handling, bonding and assembly.
Quality requirements, inspection methods, documentation and validation activities are defined according to the intended application and agreed project specifications.

Thermoplastic Materials for Microfluidic Manufacturing
Material selection is a critical part of microfluidic device development. The chosen polymer can influence optical transmission, chemical resistance, microfeature replication, dimensional stability and bonding performance.
We work with thermoplastics including:
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COC (Cyclic Olefin Copolymer): Used where optical properties, low moisture absorption and dimensional performance are important.
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COP (Cyclic Olefin Polymer): Considered for applications with demanding optical, purity and chemical compatibility requirements.
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PMMA (Acrylic): Offers optical clarity and can be suitable for microfluidic devices requiring precise molded features.
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PC (Polycarbonate): Provides mechanical strength and transparency for suitable microfluidic components.
The right material depends on the device's intended use, geometry, manufacturing method and assembly requirements.
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