Compact electrospinning unit for random and aligned nanofibers, 40-60 kV

Electrospinning for coatings & composites

As a surface coating, electrospun nanofibers add function — adhesion, filtration, or reinforcement — as a thin, high-surface-area layer. As a composite reinforcement, nanofiber interleaves improve toughness and interfacial strength.

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Where it's used

  • Functional surface coatings

    Thin nanofiber layers add filtration, hydrophobicity, or adhesion to a surface.

  • Composite reinforcement

    Nanofiber interleaves toughen laminates and resist delamination.

  • Adhesion & barrier layers

    Deposited directly onto substrates as interfacial or barrier layers.
Electrospinning station hood (fume enclosure)

Why Linari NanoTech

Direct deposition onto substrates, uniform coverage, and enclosed systems for controlled conditions — from compact benchtop units to hooded stations. Test on your own parts in Pisa.

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Published research in this field using Linari equipment

23 peer-reviewed publications indexed in Europe PMC name Linari electrospinning equipment in their Methods section for coatings, composites and functional materials research, published between 2016 and 2026 in journals including Macromolecular Bioscience, ACS Applied Nano Materials and Scientific Reports. They cover surface functionalisation, food packaging, agricultural volatile dispensers, biowaste valorisation and electrospinning process development.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I electrospin directly onto a substrate?

Yes. Fibers can be deposited straight onto films, fabrics, or parts placed on the collector.

Can nanofibers reinforce composites?

Yes. Interleaving nanofiber veils between plies improves toughness and interlaminar strength.

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