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. 2020 Sep 17;10(1):2001232. doi: 10.1002/adhm.202001232

Table 2.

List of MEW‐processed polymers beyond PCL showing the resulting fiber diameters and the printing parameters used

Polymer class Fiber diameter [µm] Layers Nozzle diameter [Gauge] Temperature [°C] Voltage [kV] Pressure [bar] Speed [mm min−1] Distance [mm] Reference
Polyesters

pHMGCL/PCL

40:60

3–7

25–30

200 × 200 µm

150 × 300 µm

27 84

5–8.5

5

1–4

2

600–2400

300

3–5

3

[ 84 ]
Poly(urea‐siloxane)s; thermoplastic elastomer 10.6 ± 0.6 to 19.5 ± 1.5

100

50 in x/y

24

80–100

90

8–12

10

1–3

2

1500–4000

2500

8.5 [ 85 ]
Water‐soluble polymers PEtOx 8–183 180 30, 27, 25, and 23

200–220

210

3–7

4

1–3

2

200–400

3–7

5

[ 86 ]
Hydrogel PEtOzi

45 ± 5 (dry)

89 ± 12 (wet)

10

500 µm spacing

N/A

130

Spinneret 150

2–4 1.5–2 1300–1800 3.3 [ 87 ]
Photocurable polymers Poly(LLA‐ε‐CL‐AC) 24.6 ± 2.7

20

100 µm

30

130

Spinneret 145

7 3 420 4.5 [ 88 ]
Poly(ε‐CL‐AC)

≈15–75

26.8 ± 1.9

10

5 in x/y

200 µm

30

90

Spinneret 105

7

0.3–4

1

100–810

300

4.5 [ 89 ]
Nondegradable polymers PP

20–105

16.4 ± 0.2

10 on top (wall)

5 in x/y

200 µm

25

215

Collector 70–90

80

6.2

0.5–1.0

0.5

25–150

750

3.3 ± 0.5 [ 90 ]
Electroactive polymers PVDF 25–50 5 26 190 ± 2 2.70 ± 0.08 1.5–3.0 1800–5000 4.0 ± 0.5 [ 91 ]
Compounding particulates 3 and 7 wt% HAp in PCL

16.84 ± 2.41

20.46 ± 1.09

190 µm 21 80 7 20 mL h−1 N/A 10 [ 47 ]
Bioactive milk proteins in PCL ≈50 µm

5

300 µm

25 µm diameter 85 20 1 720 [ 29 ]
5 wt% 45S5 BG in PLA‐PEG‐PLA/PLA 10 wt% 31 ± 2

10

5 in x/y

23 142 4 2 5000 3.5 [ 92 ]
SrBG in PCL ≈100 µm

≈8–10

≈4–5 in x/y 1000 µm

N/A 55 −6

3.8

0.69

0.36

N/A 8 [ 64 ]
PEG and ROX in PCL 3–10

0°–90° pattern

15

100 µm pore size

45 95 2.3–2.6 kV 0.015–0.03 600–1200 1.5 [ 70 ]