Description
Cell culture dishes in a standard sterile format offer a polystyrene (PS) growth surface for adherent and related cell-culture work. Each dish measures Ø 150 mm with a height of 20 mm, providing a generous working area for plating, media exchange, and microscopic observation in routine culture protocols. Sterile supply supports aseptic handling when opening packs under laminar flow or in a biosafety cabinet. The clear PS construction facilitates visual inspection of monolayers and medium condition throughout incubation. Packaged as 100 pieces with a pack weight of 7,100 kg, the dishes are practical for laboratories running parallel cultures or larger-scale seeding steps. These standard dishes from Sarstedt are positioned for laboratory consumable use in cell culture and related virus-research support settings where a 150 mm footprint is required. Dimensions suit common incubator shelves and imaging setups used with large-format culture ware. Choose this format when protocols call for sterile PS dishes with defined diameter and height for consistent, everyday culture handling.
This article is part of Cell culture plates & dishes, in Cell culture.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Material: PS
- Type: standard cell culture dish
- Sterility: sterile
- Dimensions: Ø 150 mm, H 20 mm
- Weight: 7,100 kg
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