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News Release from: Porvair Sciences | Subject: High-volume deep well plates
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 14 June 2007
Deep well plates offer high volume
Porvair high-volume deep well plates are precisely manufactured to SBS/Ansi specifications making them compatible with automated liquid handling systems and other robotic sample processing equipment
For serial dilution, sample storage, environmental, food and combinatorial chemistry applications requiring larger sample volumes, Porvair Sciences offers a range of high-volume deep well plates The plates are manufactured from ultra-pure grade polypropylene that has near zero leachates as well as excellent temperature and chemical resistance
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 18 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The plate wells are rectangular in shape with a V-bottom to optimise sample concentration and recovery.
A selection of different well capacities is available to meet a range of sample handling needs.
The 96-well high-volume plate has a capacity of 4ml/well.
The 48-well plate is available in three versions, offering 5ml, 7ml and 10ml/well respectively.
A 24-well plate offering 10ml/well and the standard height (45mm) of a deep well plate permits users to simply reproduce a large variety of high volume analyses in a single unit maximising operational flexibility.
To enable easy sampling access while maintaining sample integrity, Porvair high-volume deep well plates may be securely sealed with a Santaprene piercable seal.
The plates are also easily stackable economising valuable space in low temperature storage (-80C). Request a free brochure from Porvair Sciences ...
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