Ultra-Clean Deep Well Plate Range
Porvair Sciences has published a new mini catalogue that brings together key technical and descriptive details of the company?s comprehensive range of deep well microplates together with an independent report that demonstrates the suitability of the ultra-clean plates for long term compound storage and sample collection applications.
Porvair Sciences has published a new mini catalogue that brings together key technical and descriptive details of the company’s comprehensive range of deep well microplates together with an independent report that demonstrates the suitability of the ultra-clean plates for long term compound storage and sample collection applications.
Ranging from 24-well and 48-well plates for large volume combinatorial chemistry, environmental and food science applications through a wide range of 96-well plates for use in cell biology, molecular biology, screening and genomics to 384-well plates optimised for high density sample collection / storage – Porvair deep well plates offer industry-leading sample integrity maintenance, plate-to-plate reproducibility and full automation compatibility.
To request a hard copy catalogue please contact Porvair Sciences:
Tel: +44-1372-824290
Email: int.sales@porvair-sciences.com
Or click here to download the pdf. catalogue.
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