Electrospinning technology
Electrospinning turns a polymer solution into continuous nanofibers using a high-voltage electric field. Linari NanoTech builds research- and production-grade electrospinning machines — from compact benchtop units to modular multi-material and industrial systems — all engineered in Italy with precise control over every process parameter.
What our systems give you
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Precise parameter control
Adjustable voltage (typically 5–30 kV), flow rate, and tip-to-collector distance let you dial in fiber diameter and morphology.
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Any fiber architecture
Flat, drum, mandrel, and gantry collectors produce random mats, aligned fibers, or tubular structures from one platform.
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Reproducible and safe
Enclosed systems control temperature and humidity for repeatable results, with high-voltage interlocks for safe operation.
Frequently asked questions
What polymers can I electrospin?
Hundreds — including synthetic polymers such as PCL, PLA, PVA, and PVDF, and natural ones such as collagen, gelatin, and chitosan (often blended with a carrier polymer).
Which machine is right for me?
It depends on your stage — proof of concept, pilot, or production. Compact systems suit research; multi-material and industrial systems suit scale-up. We can help you choose, and you can test your material in our lab first.