Tissue engineering and 3D printing play a vital role in biotechnological research. They allow researchers to create scaffolds to functional tissue constructs for disease modelling, drug testing and in fabricating organ specific analogues. Furthermore, it helps researchers to create alternate solution to testing on human organs and animals. This in turn, accelerates the research pathway from bench to bedside.
As a diversified supplier of high-end scientific instruments, we source from leading suppliers from around the world. Our portfolio of tissue engineering and 3D printing solutions encompasses everything from fabrication to analysis and includes:
- 3D & 4D Bioprinters – Light-based, extrusion, biodispensers, laser-assisted and multi-modal bioprinters from Cellink, Regenhu and Poietis respectively
- 3D Printers – Ultra-high resolution printers with micron and sub-micron resolution compatible with biopolymers and ceramics from BMF, UpNano and Miicraft
- Microscopy – Quantitative Phase Imagine (QPI), in situ live cell imaging and digital microscopy from for monitoring bioactivity from Phi Optics, Etaluma and Hirox respectively
- Organ-on-a-chip – Single and multi-organ system from CN Bio
- Micropatterning – Generate customised cellular environments using Primo from Alveole
Bioprinters
3D Printers
Organ-on-a-Chip
CN Bio – Microphysiological Systems

Micropatterning
Alveole – Engineered Microenvironments









