BR701330
BRAND® 96-well microplate, U-bottom
round bottom, non-sterile
Synonym(s):
Microplates, Plates, Sample Storage
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UNSPSC Code:
41121800
NACRES:
NB.15
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material
polypropylene
round bottom
sterility
non-sterile
packaging
pack of 100 ea
manufacturer/tradename
BRAND 701330
size
96 well
well maximum volume
300 μm
binding type
non-treated surface
General description
PP. For volumes up to 300 µl. Compatible with virtually all leading microplate centrifuges. Raised rings around the orifice of each well minimize possible cross-contamination. The plates can be sealed using self-adhesive films, such as DMSO-resistant sealing film (cross-cut) with alphanumeric coding.
Features and Benefits
- BRAND® 96-well microplate, U-bottom is a deep-well plate ideal for agglutination and other assays requiring stirring and washing of samples.
- Features a round-shaped well bottom with no edges.
- Raised rings around the orifice prevent possible cross-contamination.
- Compatible with a range of microplate centrifuges.
- Securely sealable with suitable sealing mats or self-adhesive sealing films.
- Alphanumeric code for accurate identification.
- Made from high-transparency medical grade polypropylene (PP) that facilitates sample visibility.
- Chemically resistant to most solvents including DMSO, phenol, and chloroform.
Legal Information
BRAND is a registered trademark of BRAND GMBH + CO KG
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