Description
Porcelain spot plate with 6 wells of 21 mm is a classic ceramic reaction dish for qualitative spot tests, reagent comparisons and small-volume observations at the laboratory bench. Six circular depressions arranged in the plate provide separate cavities for parallel trials, colour reactions or drop-wise sample work without cross-mixing when handled carefully. The porcelain body is glazed on the working surfaces, giving a smooth, easy-to-wipe finish that supports clear visual assessment of precipitates, colour changes and residues; only the outer underside of the base remains unglazed. This construction is typical for durable spot plates used in teaching laboratories, analytical chemistry and routine QC screening. With a net weight of 0,180 kg, the plate sits stably on the bench during pipetting or dropper work. The six-well, 21 mm format from manufacturer Labbox suits side-by-side micro-scale tests where porcelain chemical resistance and a glazed interior are preferred over plastic alternatives. Supplied as a single piece for general laboratory spot-testing applications.
This article is part of Microplates, in Microplates, PCR & reaction tubes.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Porcelain spot plate
- Number of wells: 6
- Well diameter: 21 mm
- Surface: Glazed except outer base
- EAN: 8434868044326
- Technical Information Sheet:
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A microplate is an array of wells, commonly 96 or 384, in clear, black or white plastic. Clear is for absorbance. Black is for fluorescence. The well shape, flat or round bottom, and whether the plate is sterile and treated for cells, are the specification. Not every 96-well plate fits every reader.
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