Merck TPP tissue culture plates

TPP® tissue culture plates

6 well plate, flat bottom, polystyrene, 8.96 cm2, sterile, 64/cs

cell culture plate, tissue culture plate, 6 well plate

material

flat bottom clear polystyrene wells

무균

sterile

특징

flat bottom (F-base)

포장

pkg of 72 ea

manufacturer/tradename

TPP 92406

availability

not available in (available only in North America)

외부 길이 × 너비 × 높이

128 mm × 85 mm × 22 mm

표면적

8.96 cm2 , growth surface (cm2)

작업 용적

15.53 mL

적합성

suitable for (cell culture; tissue culture applications)

binding type

Tissue Culture (TC)-treated surface

TPP Tissue Culture Plates

Advantages of the TPP tissue culture plates:

• Lid with air-venting system guarantees controlled gas exchange with low evaporation
• Sloped edge allows placement of the lid in one position only
• Yellow marking area on lid and plate ensure correct lid orientation: yellow on yellow – match!
• Ridged grip area ensures a secure grasp and prevents from accidentally lifting off the lid
• Clear alpha-numerical labelling between the wells for easy orientation during microscopy, easy to see black alpha-numerics on the side
• Growth area on spherical zone only
• Absolutely flat growth surface
• All TPP plate sizes (6, 12, 24 and 96-well) stack securely together
• Air vents in plate base prevent condensation and provide consistent air-flow between stacked plates
• Crystal clear transparency

Advantages of the TPP 96 well tissue culture plates:

• Manufactured according to ANSI/SBS-3d-standards
• Standardized with an interleaved barcode 2/5
• White base colour is embossed firmly on the test plate; loss of identification through detachment is excluded
• 2 well geometries available: F-base and U-base

Well geometry for 96 well tissue culture plates

F-base (flat bottom):

• Excellent optical characteristics
• Suitable for precise optical measurements the measuring light is not distracted by the geometry-as well as microscopy applications

U-base (round bottom):

• No rims well suited for pipetting
• Used for agglutination tests and „+/-„ evaluations