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Nunc® petri dishes

diam. × H 140 mm × 20 mm, surface area 145 cm2, vented

Synonym(s):

culture dishes, disposable petri dishes, plastic petri dishes

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UNSPSC Code:
41121812
NACRES:
NB.14

material

polystyrene
round

sterility

sterile; γ-irradiated
sterile

feature

lid

packaging

pack of 10 ea
case of 80 ea (Internal pack of 10)

manufacturer/tradename

Nunc 249964

diam. × H

140 mm × 20 mm

dish capacity

~300 mL

dish diam. × H

140 mm × 20 mm

surface area

145 cm2

volume × working volume

250 mL × 35 mL

binding type

non-treated surface

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General description

Nunc Lab-Tek® and standard petri dishes are optimized for culturing fungi, bacteria and other microorganisms in addition to supporting automated high-throughput (HTS) applications.

  • For culturing of fungi, bacteria and other microorganisms
  • Contact dish useful for sampling in hospital environments (for research use only), as well as in food science and the pharmaceutical industry
  • Perform well in automatic dispensers due to complete flatness and uniform height
  • Available with a moulded grid
  • Deep Petri Dishes allow for longer culture periods
  • Compatible with automated systems

Please note: Due to these dishes being constructed of polystyrene (not glass) the walls of the dish may be thinner; this results in a size difference in the outer diameter of approx 10 mm.

Legal Information

Lab-Tek is a registered trademark of Thermo Fisher Scientific or its subsidiaries
Nunc is a registered trademark of Thermo Fisher Scientific or its subsidiaries

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Mark Q Benedict et al.
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