Stackable, Low Profile Deep Well Microplates for Lab Automation

Flexibility, scalability, and efficient use of storage space is essential to productive automation workflows

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Porvair Low Profile Deep Well Microplates for Lab Automation
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Porvair Sciences' low profile deep well microplates are optimized for lab automation.
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Porvair Sciences has introduced a new range of low profile deep well microplates—optimized for laboratory automation.

Flexibility, scalability, and efficient use of storage space is essential to productive automation workflows. This new range of 96-well deep well microplates are designed to maximize storage space by offering a storage volume of 0.5ml / well in a reduced plate height of just 27mm.

This new low profile design allows more plates to be stored or stacked in a given space.  Combining an affordable price with uncompromising high quality, Porvair low profile 0.5ml deep well plates are precisely manufactured to comply with ANSI/SLAS dimensions ensuring complete compatibility with all manual and automated sample handling systems, microplate readers, and washers.

Available sterile or non-sterile, Porvair low profile 96-well deep well plates are manufactured from RNase / DNase-free, low leachables polypropylene that undergoes extensive quality testing to ensure a product of the highest quality. Offering high chemical and temperature resistance (-196 °C to +121 °C) the design of these autoclavable low profile plates includes a U-bottom to enable maximum liquid uptake, alphanumeric well coding for easy sample tracking and raised well rims to enable easy, high integrity sealing.

For further information, please visit https://www.microplates.com/low-profile-96-well-plates/,  or for a free sample plate, contact Porvair Sciences on +44-1978-661144 / enquiries@porvairsciences.com.

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