SonoPlot, Inc. has announced an update to its top-selling GIX Microplotter II system at the Printed Electronics USA 2011 conference in Santa Clara, CA.
Since its introduction in late 2009, the GIX Microplotter II has provided high-precision microscale printing of a wide range of liquids at an affordable price. It employs controlled ultrasonics to dispense liquids for such applications as printed microcircuitry, rapid prototyping, and biological research.
SonoPlot has completely overhauled the hardware behind the GIX Microplotter II, leading to more precise drawing. Higher resolution motors and improved positioning stages mean that lines and other continuous features are printed smoothly, with sharp edges.
"For two years, the GIX Microplotter II has met the needs of those looking for precise materials printing at a reasonable price," said Brad Larson, Chief Technology Officer of SonoPlot, Inc. "We've now been able to improve the performance of this system while keeping it just as affordable."
