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Description
BIOFLOAT™ 1536-well plates (10 Plates per pack) F202402
Ready-to-use for spheroid cell culture
The BIOFLOAT™ 1536-well plate provides a highly defined, fully inert, and cell-repelling surface.
Product Characteristics
Plate color: Black with clear bottom
Well bottom: round (U – bottom)
Recommended working volume: 10 µl
Array: 32 x 48 wells
Material: Polystyrene (PS)
RESEARCH USE ONLY. NOT INTENDED FOR DIAGNOSTIC OR THERAPEUTIC USE.
Ready-to-use for spheroid cell culture
The BIOFLOAT™ 1536-well plate provides a highly defined, fully inert, and cell-repelling surface.
- Ultra-high-throughput for large-scale studies
- U-bottom geometry centers spheroids consistently
- Black walls minimize light scattering for clear, high-contrast signals
- Enables screening of scarce/precious cell types
- Fully compatible with automation, including confocal microscopy
- Miniaturized workflows reduce cost per experiment
1536 - well plate characteristics:
Plate color: Black with clear bottom
Well bottom: round (U - bottom)
Well volume: 10 µl
Recommended working volume: 8 µl
Array: 32 x 48 wells
Dimensions: 85.5 mm (width) x 10,2 mm (height) x 127.8 mm (length)
Material: Polystyrene (PS)
Temperature range: – 20 °C to + 50 °C
Sterile: yes
Made in Germany
Quantity: bag of 10 plates with resealable snap lock
Why choose BIOFLOAT™ 1536-well plates
- Rapid spheroid formation
- High reproducibility of spheroid generation
- Reliable spheroid formation
- No need for centrifugation
- Stability in long term cultivation of spheroids
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Raw Material Processing
The product does not use any raw materials of animal or biological origin and therefore does not have TSE/BSE.
The polymer raw materials used for coating plates were positively evaluated for quality consistency using GPC, GC-MS, and NMR spectroscopy.
The sterile, non-pyrogenic/endotoxin-free, non-cytotoxic, DNase-/RNase-/DNA-free multi-well plates were coated using pipetting robots. Coated plates were sterilized by electron beam irradiation according to DIN EN ISO 11137