Description
ThinCert cell culture insert for 6-well plates is a tissue culture (TC) treated cell culture insert fitted with a translucent PET membrane whose pore diameter is 3 µm. The insert is made for 6-well multiwell plates and positions a porous PET membrane in the well for cell culture on the membrane. It is supplied sterile. The membrane is a translucent PET film with 3 µm pores. Pack size is 24 ThinCert inserts per carton plus 4 multiwell plates. The article, from manufacturer Greiner Bio-One, is a laboratory cell culture consumable. TC treatment, the 6-well format and the translucent PET membrane with 3 µm pore diameter identify this ThinCert type. Inserts and plates are packed together in the carton for 6-well work. Sterile supply supports use in cell culture laboratories. The product originates from Switzerland and is classified among laboratory materials for cell culture inserts.
This article is part of Cell strainers, inserts & scrapers, in Cell culture.
Key features
- Pack size: 24 ThinCert inserts and 4 multiwell plates per carton
- Product type: ThinCert cell culture insert
- Plate format: 6-well plates, TC-treated
- Membrane: Translucent PET
- Pore diameter: 3 µm
- Sterility: Sterile
- Country of origin: Switzerland
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