产品名称
Grace Bio-Labs CultureWell™ chambered coverglass, wells, 50, well diam. × thickness 3 mm × 1 mm, well volume 3-10 μL
material
borosilicate glass backing
clear silicon chamber
colorless
sterility
(sterile)
sterile
feature
wells 50
packaging
pack of 20 ea
manufacturer/tradename
Grace Bio-Labs 103350
external L × W
61 mm × 24 mm
well area
0.07 cm2
well diam. × thickness
3 mm × 1 mm
well volume
3-10 μL
wells
50
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Features and Benefits
- The thin flat coverglass is the optimal platform for high resolution microscopy and high-sensitivity, quantitative, fluorescent imaging.
- Leak-proof design eliminates well-to-well cross contamination.
- Gaskets stabilize coverglass and provide convenient handling using conventional microscope slide holders and accessories.
- Gaskets are removable for high resolution imaging and may be resterilized and reused.
- Well spacing facilitates liquid handling utilizing multichannel pipettes and robotic dispensers.
General description
Grace Bio-Labs chambered coverglass products are optimal for high resolution microscopy.
Grace Bio-Labs chambered coverglass products consist of removable / reusable non-cytotoxic silicone gaskets secured to 24 mm x 50 mm, number 1.5 German coverglass. They may be placed in sterile culture plates or 100 mm diameter culture dishes.
Grace Bio-Labs chambered coverglass products consist of removable / reusable non-cytotoxic silicone gaskets secured to 24 mm x 50 mm, number 1.5 German coverglass. They may be placed in sterile culture plates or 100 mm diameter culture dishes.
Legal Information
Culturewell is a trademark of Grace Bio-Labs, Inc.
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