Containing 3D Printers in Modified Biosafety Cabinets
Keep 3D printer workflows for tissue and cell culture contaminant free.
Three-dimensional (3D) printing is gaining popularity for tissue and cell culture applications. Traditional petri dish and multi-well plate cultures are housed in biosafety cabinets (BSCs) to eliminate unwanted organisms within the working environment. However, 3D printing apparatuses were not originally designed with BSCs in mind. New containment solutions help researchers attain contaminant-free culture environments while protecting operators from potentially biohazardous bio-inks.
Download this white paper from Baker to see how 3D printers can be integrated with BSCs to limit particle contamination and ensure user safety.
