Electrospinning accessories designed and built in Italy
Collectors, high-voltage generators, needles, supports and motion systems engineered in Pisa alongside our electrospinning machines. Every accessory is designed for reproducible nanofiber deposition and a safe, stable electric field — and thanks to standard connections most of them also work with third-party electrospinning setups. With 400+ installations worldwide, we ship every accessory from Italy.
Find the right accessory
Collectors and motion systems. Flat and rotating collectors like the Aluminum Cylinder and Aluminum Disk, the digitally controlled Easy Drum rotary system (also in an entry-level version) for aligned nanofibers with uniform thickness, and the Gantry 2D Spin XY table for near-field precision patterning.
High-voltage generators. 40–60 kV generators, also available with web interface for remote monitoring and control.
Needles and spinnerets. Single Luer needles with flat tip for a symmetric electric field, 90° bent needles for vertical setups, miniaturized multiple needles for high-productivity spinning, and our full range of coaxial needles for core-shell fibers.
Supports and setup. Modular supports in aluminum, PTFE and PVC with precise perforations for repeatable geometries, plus vertical supports and the dielectric needle support.
Process add-ons. The Heating Needle System for temperature-controlled spinning of high-viscosity solutions, drip trays and spare screws.
Frequently asked questions
Do Linari accessories work with non-Linari electrospinning systems?
Most do: needles use standard Luer Lock connections, collectors and supports are free-standing, and generators are independent units. If you are unsure about a specific combination, contact us with your setup details.
How do I obtain aligned nanofibers?
Use a rotating collector: the Easy Drum converts any static setup into a dynamic one — at high rotation speed nanofibers align along the drum circumference, with uniform thickness across the deposit.
Can I upgrade my machine with these accessories later?
Yes — modularity is a core principle of Linari systems. Start with a plate collector and add a rotary system, extra needles or a heating stage when your research requires it, without replacing the base machine.
Which modular support material should I choose?
Aluminum for general-purpose rigidity, PTFE (Teflon) for the most aggressive solvents and maximum chemical resistance, PVC as the cost-effective dielectric option for standard applications.
