Description
Cell culture plates with 24 wells are multi-well labware for cell culture, microbiology and molecular biology laboratories. Each well offers a volume of 3,5 ml, making the format useful for parallel cultures, titration-style setups and medium-density screening on a single plate. Supplied as 100 pc(s) per pack, the plates support ongoing experimental series and shared laboratory stock. The listed pack weight is 10,710 kg. Within the multi-well plate and microtitration plate category, the 24-well arrangement combines higher sample capacity with still-manageable individual well volumes. These cell culture plates from manufacturer Cole-Parmer are aimed at routine labware use where several conditions must be handled together under comparable geometry. They fit standard multi-well workflows for culture, assay preparation and related life-science tasks. Select this 24-well option when a 3,5 ml well volume and a pack of 100 plates align with your throughput and protocol design.
This article is part of Cell culture plates & dishes, in Cell culture.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Cell culture plates
- Number of wells: 24
- Volume per well: 3,5 ml
- Weight: 10,710 kg
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