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ROTI®Plate90 MEA is a microbiological culture plate intended for laboratory use in accordance with EN ISO 11133. Designed for microbiology, it supports plate-based workflows in environmental analysis, air analysis and airborne germ collection. The product is supplied as a box of 10 units with a pack weight of 0,152 kg, providing a convenient unit size for routine laboratory scheduling and inventory. ROTI®Plate90 geometry aids consistent handling during sampling, incubation and evaluation steps under controlled SOPs. MEA plates from manufacturer Carl ROTH assist laboratories that require a dependable media format for quality-oriented microbiological testing without preparing media on site. They fit environmental and air-monitoring programmes where EN ISO 11133-aligned culture methods are specified. Defined packaging simplifies batch tracking, reordering and documentation across multiple workstations. This plate is suitable for facilities performing fungal and general environmental culture work alongside airborne germ collection and needing stable day-to-day availability of MEA media in a ready plate format.
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