Description
Cell culture inserts for 6-well plates with a PET membrane and an 8 µm pore size are laboratory accessories for insert-based cell cultivation. The BRAND Insert 2in1 design is made for standard 6-well plates and supports structured multiwell work in microbiology, molecular biology and cell culture settings. A pack provides 24 pc(s) in a 4 × 6 arrangement, so multiple inserts are on hand for replicate series or side-by-side conditions. The polyethylene terephthalate membrane with 8 µm pores delivers a uniform physical interface for protocols that require this membrane material and pore size in 6-well systems. At a pack weight of 0,020 kg, the set is easy to store and move around the bench. These inserts from manufacturer BRAND belong to the Insert 2in1 range for 6-well plates and fit alongside other cell-culture consumables when an 8 µm PET membrane insert is needed. Compatibility with conventional 6-well plate formats helps maintain clear experimental geometry across wells without extra specialised equipment beyond standard plates.
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Key features
- Pack size: 24 pc(s)
- Product type: BRAND Insert 2in1 cell culture inserts
- Plate format: 6-well
- Membrane material: PET
- Pore size: 8 µm
- Pack configuration: 4 × 6
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