Description
Suspension culture bottles in sterile polystyrene (PS) are intended for non-adherent cell systems that require free-floating growth rather than surface attachment. Each bottle offers a 50 ml format with a standard screw cap for secure closure during mixing, incubation and short-term holding of suspension cultures. The clear PS body supports visual assessment of turbidity, aggregation and medium colour without opening the vessel, which helps maintain aseptic conditions in shared culture rooms. Sterile delivery means bottles can be taken directly into laminar-flow cabinets for inoculation of hybridomas, suspension-adapted lines or virus-production workflows. Supplied in packs of 200 pc(s) from manufacturer Greiner Bio-One, the unit size matches high-throughput screening and campaign-style virus research where many parallel small-volume suspensions are run side by side. Categories covering laboratory aids/consumables and labware for virus research reflect typical use in corona-related and broader infectious-disease projects. The simple screw-cap design pairs with orbital shakers or static incubators according to protocol, giving laboratories a straightforward, ready-to-use PS bottle for 50 ml suspension culture work without filter membranes or specialised venting hardware.
This article is part of Disinfectants & biocides, in Cleaning & disinfection.
Key features
- Pack size: 200 pc(s)
- Material: PS
- Sterility: sterile
- Closure: screw cap
- Nominal volume: 50 ml
- Product type: suspension culture bottles
- Technical Information Sheet:
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