Description
Receiver plate 35 µm hydrophilized is a 96-well laboratory receiver plate with inserted hydrophilized filter frits of 35 µm pore size, supplied in a pack of 4. Hydrophilized frits support liquid flow under gravity as well as under centrifugation and vacuum, making the plates suitable for gravity-flow, spin and vacuum-driven multiwell workflows. The 35 µm pore size defines particle retention while the 96-well format enables parallel handling of many samples in purification, sample preparation and high-throughput laboratory methods. From manufacturer Macherey-Nagel, these receiver plates are offered as a four-piece pack for routine use and method setup where a hydrophilized 35 µm frit is specified. Net weight of the pack is 0,51 kg. They fit laboratory processes that need controlled liquid passage through hydrophilized filter frits into a standard 96-well receiver geometry, whether flow is driven by gravity alone or assisted by centrifugation or vacuum. Capacity, pore size and pack configuration follow the manufacturer description for consistent multiwell filtration and collection work.
This article belongs on Microplates, in Microplates, PCR & reaction tubes.
Key features
- Pack size: 4 pc(s)
- Format: 96-well plates
- Pore size: 35 µm
- Filter type: Hydrophilized filter frits
- Suitable for: Gravity flow, centrifugation and vacuum
- EAN: 4046681160233
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