Coaxial needles with dielectric support

Electrospinning for pharmaceutical & drug delivery

Electrospun nanofibers carry drugs in a high-surface-area matrix that tunes how fast they release — from fast-dissolving films to sustained release. Coaxial fibers add a protective shell for controlled delivery.

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Where it's used

  • Fast-dissolving films

    Ultra-thin, high-surface-area fibers dissolve quickly for rapid onset.

  • Sustained & controlled release

    Core-shell fibers meter a drug out over time, avoiding a sudden burst.

  • Transdermal & implantable

    Conformable mats deliver locally through skin or at an implant site.
Syringe pump for small or big syringes up to 60 mL.

Why Linari NanoTech

Coaxial needle kits, precise syringe pumps, and encapsulation know-how to protect sensitive actives. Prove your formulation in our Pisa lab before scaling to production.

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Published research in this field using Linari equipment

19 peer-reviewed publications indexed in Europe PMC name Linari electrospinning equipment in their Methods section for pharmaceutical and drug delivery research, published between 2018 and 2026 in journals including ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, Scientific Reports and International Journal of Nanomedicine. They cover controlled and targeted release, core-shell encapsulation, mucoadhesive systems and the encapsulation of live cells.

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Frequently asked questions

How do nanofibers control drug release?

Fiber diameter, porosity, polymer choice, and a coaxial shell together set how fast the drug is released.

Can I encapsulate a sensitive drug?

Yes. Coaxial electrospinning shields the core from solvents and the environment inside a protective shell.

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