Description
Specifications:
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Polylab |
| Material | High-quality Polystyrene (PS) or Polypropylene (PP) – optically clear, chemically resistant |
| Design | Standard microplate with flat-bottom or round-bottom wells |
| Well Format | 8-well, 12-well, 24-well, 48-well, 96-well options |
| Well Volume | Typically 200 µl to 350 µl per well |
| Sterile | Available in sterile and non-sterile versions |
| Lid Included | Yes – snug-fitting lid for contamination prevention |
| Application | Ideal for ELISA, sample storage, culturing cells, and other micro-assays |
Product Overview:
Polylab Micro Test Plates are essential lab tools for handling multiple small-volume samples efficiently in clinical, research, and diagnostic labs. Made from high-quality polystyrene (PS) or polypropylene (PP), these plates provide excellent optical clarity for precise observation and chemical resistance for reliable use with reagents and cell cultures.
Each Micro Test Plate features a standard well layout—available in 8, 12, 24, 48, or 96-well formats—making it easy to scale up experiments or run multiple assays simultaneously. The wells have uniform size and shape to ensure consistent sample volumes and reproducible results.
A clear, tight-fitting lid is included with each plate to protect samples from cross-contamination and evaporation, which is crucial for sensitive assays like ELISA, PCR, or cell culture work. The flat-bottom version is ideal for spectrophotometric readings and optical measurements, while round-bottom versions allow easy pellet formation during centrifugation.
Polylab Micro Test Plates are lightweight yet durable, and sterile versions are available to support contamination-free workflows in molecular biology, microbiology, and immunology applications.
Pair your micro test plate with Polylab Micro Pipettes for accurate dispensing of small volumes across multiple wells. For a complete range of high-throughput lab tools, explore our Micro Assay Labware collection, which includes test plates, strip tubes, reagent reservoirs, and sealing films. For validated best practices and assay design, refer to the NIH Assay Guidance Manual for up-to-date protocols and lab standards.
