EP0030128648
Eppendorf® Twin tec PCR plates, 96 wells
colorless plate, conical bottom colorless wells, skirted, pkg of 25 ea
Synonym(s):
cell culture plate, multi well plates, multiple well plates
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About This Item
UNSPSC Code:
41106300
NACRES:
NB.15
material
colorless plate
conical bottom colorless wells
polycarbonate
sterility
non-sterile
feature
skirt (Skirted)
packaging
pkg of 25 ea
manufacturer/tradename
Eppendorf® 0030128648
technique(s)
PCR: suitable
size
96 wells
well maximum volume
150 μm
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Features and Benefits
- Eppendorf® Twin tec PCR plates combine extremely thin walled polypropylene wells for optimal heat transfer to the sample and extremely robust polycarbonate frames for ultimate rigidity and torque-resistance.
- Optimized rim for barcodes and automated work processes.
- Within SBS footprint recommendations (127.76×85.47 mm±0.25 mm).
- Stackable.
- Eight holes in the skirt aid plate positioning and removal from the thermal cycler block.
- Low profile design enhances efficiency of PCR and enables the highest efficiency for small sample volumes.
- 150 μL max. well volume (when used with cap strips).
- Ideal for quantitative real-time PCR as well – OptiTrack® matrix for faster sample identification and fewer pipetting errors.
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Eppendorf is a registered trademark of Eppendorf AG
OptiTrack is a registered trademark of Eppendorf AG
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