Keyto PEI Diffusion Bonded Manifold
High-integration PEI manifold for compact systems and repeatable fluid control.
Keyto’s PEI diffusion bonded manifold integrates multi-level, multi-fluid-path routing into a single compact module, reducing external tubing, fittings, and potential leak points. By bonding precision-processed PEI layers at the molecular level, the manifold delivers stable flow routing for sample addition, dilution, reagent mixing, reaction handling, separation, and detection. The design supports up to five layers and can be configured with square, round, or D-shaped channels to meet specific resistance and dead-volume targets. Submit your 2D/3D drawings to receive manufacturability feedback and a tailored design proposal.
Feature Bullets
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Molecular diffusion bonding on PEI for robust, sealed internal flow paths
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Up to 5-layer architecture to maximize integration density
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Minimum channel feature down to 0.5 mm; channel tolerance ±0.01 mm (design dependent)
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Multi-geometry channels (square/round/D-shaped) for performance tuning
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Consolidates multiple workflow functions to reduce assembly complexity
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Custom development support from concept to prototype and scalable production
FAQ
Q1: Why PEI (Ultem) for diffusion bonded manifolds?
A: PEI is typically selected for applications requiring stronger mechanical performance and stable structure in compact assemblies.
Q2: Can you build multi-level routing in one manifold?
A: Yes. Multi-level routing is a key advantage of bonded manifolds and helps simplify complex liquid-handling systems.
Q3: Do you provide DFM suggestions?
A: Yes. We provide channel/layout feedback to improve manufacturability, sealing reliability, and performance consistency.
Q4: Can this manifold be used as a base for system integration?
A: Yes. PEI manifolds are often used as a fluidic base for integrating valves, pumps, and connectors in a higher-level assembly.