👉 Resolution fluid, also known as a resolution liquid or resin, is a specialized material used in the manufacturing of microfluidic devices and lab-on-a-chip systems. It serves as a binding agent that solidifies the microchannels, ensuring precise and stable channel formation during the fabrication process. This fluid typically consists of polymers or resins that react to form a solid network, locking in the desired microchannel geometry. The resolution fluid's properties, such as viscosity and curing time, are carefully controlled to achieve high-resolution patterns with minimal distortion, making it essential for creating intricate and accurate microfluidic structures.
