Coaxial Electrospinning Could be the Future of Wound-dressing

[@zinckensteel]

How about mounting the spray need assembly inside a large torus/short cylinder, and spinning that around the collector? Direct application of the fibers to an unmoving wound would be possible. A cheap(ish) testbed could be made from a toroid core transformer winding machine, perhaps.

[@tt7762]

Very clear demonstration But why you didn't mix the two solutions in one syringe from the first step? Why use separate syringes and then use coaxial spinneret if what I desire is mixing them into one nanofiber at the end?? What difference would it make? And if so could you please design an experiment please? Electrospinning is my thesis subject!

[@sdjhgfkshfswdfhskljh3360]

It is very unusual to make device first and then think about how to apply it to real-world tasks. Such approach is risky, but I like it for some reason. I hope that your device will make our world better eventually.

[@davidchavez81]

If you spin horizontally instead of vertically you will not get splatter and drips.