👉 The nj fluid, often referred to as njFluid or njWater, is a synthetic, non-Newtonian fluid used in various industrial and scientific applications, including inkjet printing, biomedical research, and materials processing. Unlike traditional water, njFluid exhibits unique properties where its viscosity changes in response to shear stress or strain. Under low shear conditions, it behaves like a viscous fluid, but when subjected to high shear forces, such as those encountered in inkjet print heads or during fluid flow through microchannels, it flows more freely, reducing resistance and enabling precise control over fluid movement. This behavior makes njFluid particularly valuable in applications requiring fine-tuned fluid dynamics, such as in the development of advanced printing technologies and microfluidic devices.
