Description
Cell culture inserts for 12-well plates with a polycarbonate (PC) membrane and a pore size of 0,4 µm are accessories for insert-based cell cultivation in multiwell formats. Intended for standard 12-well plates, they support organised culture work in microbiology, molecular biology and cell culture laboratories. Each pack contains 48 pc(s), providing a substantial supply for parallel experiments, screening layouts or repeated runs. The PC membrane with a defined 0,4 µm pore size offers a consistent physical interface for methods that specify polycarbonate and this pore dimension in 12-well insert systems. Pack weight is 0,160 kg, remaining practical for storage and bench handling. These inserts from manufacturer BRAND integrate as cultivation accessories with other cell-culture consumables whenever a 0,4 µm PC membrane insert for 12-well plates is required. Alignment with common 12-well plate geometry helps keep well positions and experimental layouts reproducible across the plate without additional specialised hardware beyond standard 12-well plates.
This article is part of Cell culture plates & dishes, in Cell culture.
Key features
- Pack size: 48 pc(s)
- Product type: Cell culture inserts
- Plate format: 12-well
- Membrane material: PC
- Pore size: 0,4 µm
- Weight: 0,160 kg
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