We Participated in the 10th National Electrospinning Technology and Nanofiber Academic Conference in 2025!
We exhibited at the 10th National Conference on Electrospinning Technology and Nanofibers held in Nanjing, China on August 23 and 24, 2025. Over the two-day period, we had the opportunity to speak directly with many professors and students, making it a very rewarding experience. On the first day, the venue was buzzing with energy from the very morning, and visitors kept coming to our booth—mostly university faculty and students who are deeply engaged in their research. Nearly 100 people stopped by our booth. The original notebooks and bags we handed out were very popular—many people said, “So cute!” or “I’ll use it as my research notebook,” which made us feel glad that we prepared them. On the second day, professors who had just finished their conference presentations came by our booth one after another. Some exclaimed, “This equipment is new to me!” We felt that these encounters helped introduce our equipment to new people. About 50 people visited that day, and many passionately shared their research ideas and concerns, giving us valuable real-world insights from the research field. This exhibition was a great gain, as we were able to directly meet renowned professors and students researching electrospinning and nanofiber materials and convey the appeal of our equipment. We will continue our efforts through future exhibitions to introduce our technology to even more people. ✈️ These two days, inspired by the passion of researchers from China, were deeply stimulating!
A Fresh Face Joins Our Nanofiber Division!
Hello everyone,We’re excited to introduce a new team member who recently joined the Process Development Section of our Nanofiber Division. Meet Ms. Nakanishi, who became part of our team this spring. She is currently in the middle of her onboarding training, learning the fundamentals—from operating our equipment to preparing solutions and producing sample nanofibers—with great care and dedication. About Ms. Nakanishi Message:“I hope to absorb everything I learn from my supervisors and turn it into practical skills and knowledge. I’ll do my best to work efficiently and accurately!” Hometown: Fukuoka Prefecture Hobbies: Enjoys visiting cafes and bakeries, and going to live music events Strengths: Excellent at staying focused and handling detailed tasks with precision With this fresh energy added to the team, our Nanofiber Division is more vibrant than ever.We look forward to seeing Ms. Nakanishi’s growth and future contributions!
Introducing Our Product Lineup
When introducing an electrospinning device, the optimal model will vary depending on your research purpose, sample size, and budget.Here, we introduce our recommended models based on different objectives. 1. Compact Models for Research and Prototyping NES-101A | For those who want to try making nanofibers Recommended for: ✅ Keeping costs low with only essential features✅ Compact size for limited space✅ Beginners who want to try nanofiber production 🔹 NES-101A is an entry-level model designed with only the essential features for research, keeping the configuration minimal.🔹 It can be customized as your research progresses. NANON | For experimenting with a wide range of materials Recommended for:✅ Wanting to test various materials✅ Looking for an all-in-one system with built-in power supply and pump✅ Needing a compact, desktop-sized unit 🔹 NANON is an all-in-one model with built-in power supply and pump, allowing you to begin spinning right away.🔹 Ideal for research requiring a variety of materials. Small in size, but powerful in performance. 2. For Pre-Production Testing or Creating Large Samples NF-500 | For those preparing for mass production and larger samples Recommended for:✅ Running tests with future mass production in mind✅ Creating larger samples✅ Seeking an integrated system with all necessary peripherals 🔹 Like the NANON, the NF-500 comes with a built-in power supply and pump, enabling independent spinning.🔹 A mid-sized device perfect for trial production and setting parameters before full-scale production. 3. Specialized Models for Medical and Healthcare Fields ESM Series | For research requiring antibacterial and dustproof environments Recommended for:≫ more
How to Choose an Electrospinning Device
If you are serious about starting nanofiber research, introducing an electrospinning device is essential. However, many researchers may wonder, “Which device should I choose?” or “Is it difficult to use?” In this guide, we will simply explain the key points for selecting the right device. In this guide, we will simply explain the key points for selecting the right device. 1. Can This Solution Be Used? In electrospinning, polymer solutions and ceramic precursor solutions are commonly used.The optimal equipment can vary depending on the solvent and viscosity, so it’s important to check in advance. 👉 View Our Sample Electrospinning Results 2. Is It Difficult to Use? Basic operation is simple, but voltage and flow rate settings require appropriate adjustments.Our equipment is designed for intuitive operation, making it easy for beginners to use with confidence. 👉 Want to see the equipment in action? Join us for a spinning demonstration. 3. Is It Safe? Electrospinning involves high voltage, but choosing equipment with proper safety features minimizes risk.Our devices are designed with safety in mind, so you can operate them with peace of mind in a suitable environment. 4. How Much Space Is Needed for Installation? The required space depends on the model.It’s important to choose a size that fits your lab or experimental setup. 👉 Desktop models like NES-101A and NANON are compact and space-saving, ideal for limited environments. 5. Do I Just Need the Equipment? When introducing an electrospinning system, you also need to consider the surrounding setup—such as power supply,≫ more
Creating Tubular Nanofibers with NANON
Nanofiber technology holds great promise for a wide range of applications.In this post, we introduce tubular nanofibers—a unique structure that can be created using our electrospinning device, NANON. What Are Tubular Nanofibers? At our company, we produce straw-like tubular nanofibers by rotating mandrel rods with diameters ranging from 2 mm to 10 mm while spraying a solution jet onto them. These fibers are expected to be applied in a variety of fields, such as medical uses like artificial blood vessels and energy devices. In particular, when using biocompatible polymers, applications in cutting-edge medical fields—such as tissue engineering and drug delivery systems—are expanding. Fabrication of Tubular Nanofibers Using NANON In this demonstration, we created tubular nanofibers using the following setup: Features of Our Tubular Nanofibers ・Uniform Structure The high-speed rotating mandrel collector enables the formation of smooth and consistent nanofibers. ・High Versatility Applicable to a wide range of uses, including filters, biomedical applications, and energy devices. ・Flexible Design The diameter and thickness of the fibers can be controlled by adjusting the size and rotation speed of the collector. Future Outlook As we further advance our tubular nanofiber fabrication technology, we aim to develop materials with even more sophisticated functions. In particular, we anticipate expanded use in the medical field, such as artificial blood vessels and drug delivery systems. Our company continues to enhance our electrospinning technology, striving to provide equipment capable of producing various types of nanofibers. We also actively support researchers and companies by offering equipment customization and tailored operation methods to help≫ more
Development of Nanofiber Membranes with Dual-Threshold Effect to Suppress Zinc Dendrites
Aqueous Zinc-Ion Batteries (AZIBs) have recently gained attention as an eco-friendly, safe, and cost-effective energy storage technology. However, the growth of zinc dendrites and side reactions during repeated charge-discharge cycles remain significant challenges, limiting battery lifespan and efficiency. 🧪 Latest Research Findings A research team led by Professor Yong Liu from Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Professor Ce Wang from Jilin University, and Professor Ping Hu from Tsinghua University published a paper in Advanced Functional Materials titled “Spatial and Electrostatic Dual-Confinement in Hierarchical Hollow Bi-Bi₂O₃@Carbon Nanofibers for Dendrite Suppression and Side Reaction Mitigation in Aqueous Zinc-Ion Batteries.” This study introduces a novel AZIB anode material fabricated using electrospinning, featuring Bi-Bi₂O₃-loaded carbon nanofibers (Bi-Bi₂O₃@CNF) with a hierarchical hollow structure and grooved surface, achieving the following: ✅ Suppression of Zinc Dendrite Growth✅ Reduction of Side Reactions✅ Mitigation of Battery Polarization Figure 1. Fabrication Process of Bi-Bi₂O₃@CNF Composite Material via Electrospinning ⚙️ Structure and Properties of Bi-Bi₂O₃@CNF Composite Material The unique structure and material properties of Bi-Bi₂O₃@CNF create a “Spatial & Electrostatic Dual-Confinement Effect”, enabling uniform zinc deposition on the nanofiber surface and suppressing dendrite formation. Compared to a pure zinc anode, this material demonstrated reduced ohmic resistance, suppressed hydrogen evolution reactions, and alleviated polarization. Figure 2. Electrochemical Performance of Bi-Bi₂O₃@CNF and CNF Half-Cells at Current Densities of 5 mA·cm⁻² and 10 mA·cm⁻² 📊 Electrochemical Performance Comparison Comparative experiments evaluated the performance of Bi-Bi₂O₃@CNF and conventional CNF (carbon nanofibers) under current densities of 5 mA·cm⁻² and 10 mA·cm⁻². The results showed that Bi-Bi₂O₃@CNF≫ more
Addressing Global Water Pollution: Removal of Malachite Green Using ZnO-ZnFe₂O₄ Composite Nanofibers
Water pollution is a global concern, especially synthetic dyes that negatively impact both the environment and human health. This study demonstrates that ZnO-ZnFe₂O₄ composite nanofibers, fabricated via electrospinning using polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) as a mediator, effectively remove malachite green (MG), a dye with potential carcinogenic properties, from water. 🔬 Study Overview 💧 Malachite Green Adsorption Performance 📈 Practical Application and Future Outlook This study demonstrates that ZnO-ZnFe₂O₄ nanofibers are effective water treatment materials with high adsorption capacity and reusability, making them promising for industrial wastewater treatment applications. 👉 Read the full study here ＞ ReferencesRaut, S., & Sahoo, S. K. (2024). Removal of malachite green using ZnO-ZnFe₂O₄ nanofibers. Results in Surfaces and Interfaces, 17, 100286. [Online]
【Customer Prototype Example】Double-Sided Coating for Medical Stent Covers
We are pleased to introduce the latest prototype example from one of our customers. Project Theme: Coating stent covers used to expand narrowed arteries. Our electrospinning device utilizes proprietary spray technology, enabling uniform coating on both the inner and outer surfaces of stent covers. This process reduces the risk of the stent material irritating blood vessel tissues, minimizes inflammatory responses, and enhances biocompatibility. With our equipment, coating thickness and uniformity can be precisely controlled, allowing us to deliver products tailored to specific requirements. 🔎 Key Features of Our Device ✅ Dual-Surface Spray Technology: Achieves uniform coating in a short time✅ High-Precision Control: Precisely regulates coating thickness and uniformity✅ Versatile Applications: Compatible with various materials and applications 💡 Benefits for Customers 🔹 Increased Production Efficiency: Reduces coating time and optimizes processes🔹 Cost Reduction: Minimizes material waste and lowers energy consumption🔹 Enhanced Quality: Ensures product performance and reliability If you are interested in this cutting-edge coating technology, please feel free to contact us!
Voices from the Frontline of Nanofiber Research – What Researchers Are Saying
Why Do Leading Researchers Choose Our Nanofiber Equipment? Nanofiber technology is making significant contributions in fields such as medicine, healthcare, and advanced material research. With its growing applications, researchers face the challenge of selecting the right equipment to meet their specific needs. If you’re considering nanofiber production for your research, you might be wondering: To help answer these questions, we have compiled real testimonials from researchers and industry professionals who have integrated our nanofiber equipment into their work. They share their selection process, practical experiences, and key takeaways from using our technology. For those in the process of evaluating equipment, these firsthand insights provide valuable guidance on performance, usability, and research impact. ▶ Read what researchers are saying here:
New Year’s Greetings
2025年1月10日 Happy New Year to all!We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude for your continued support throughout the past year.This year, our entire team is committed to putting in even greater efforts, and we look forward to your continued support and guidance. The beginning of 2025 brought us a beautiful snow-covered landscape.Here in Ogori City, Fukuoka Prefecture, we experienced snowfall over the past two days, allowing us to enjoy a rare winter scene. With a spirit as pure and serene as this winter landscape, we will continue to work diligently throughout the year.Thank you for your continued trust and support. Sincerely,MECC Co., Ltd.