SKOKIE, IL — NanoInk’s® NanoFabrication Systems Division is pleased to announce that it has selected SciTech Pty Ltd. and Gaia Science Pte, Ltd. to serve as its exclusive distributors for the company’s desktop nanofabrication equipment, including the NLP 2000 System and the DPN 5000 System in the Asia-Pacific region. With over twenty years of experience in providing scientific equipment to customers in industry, academia, and the private sector, SciTech is NanoInk’s exclusive distributor in Australia and New Zealand. Gaia Science supplies cutting edge scientific and laboratory equipment to universities, research institutions and industries, and serves as NanoInk’s sole distributor in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines and Vietnam.

“Gaia Science has an established presence within NanoInk’s target customer base in Southeast Asia and its sales and marketing team has proven success in selling leading-edge scientific equipment in that region. In the Australian and New Zealand market, SciTech has an outstanding life science instrumentation sales record, with a particularly strong understanding and expertise with imaging systems,” explained Oliver Yeh, NanoInk’s general manager of the Asia-Pacific region. “We look forward to a close working relationship with our new distributors and applaud their strong commitment to nanoscience. After completing an intensive product training session at NanoInk’s world headquarters, Gaia Science and SciTech are very excited about the capabilities and benefits of the NLP 2000 System and the DPN 5000 System, and they look forward to sharing these powerful products with their respective regional customers.”

NanoInk’s NLP 2000 System is a desktop nanofabrication system that allows researchers to rapidly design and create custom engineered and functionalized surfaces, using Dip Pen Nanolithography® (DPN®) to transfer minute amounts of materials over a large, environmentally controlled work area.

The DPN 5000 System is a full-featured, dedicated instrument for versatile nanopatterning of a variety of materials with nanoscale accuracy and precision.