Name: Culture Cell Plates
SKU: 8168
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Culture Cell Plates

Features:

Culture Cell Plates are available in two types: The plates with treated surface are suitable for adherent cell culture, and those with non-treated surface are suitable for suspension cell culture.

–Available with 6,12,24,48 and 96 wells with flat bottoms;
–Excellent visibility;
–Raised well rims reduce the risk of cross contamination;
–Reasonable well-cover gap prevents contamination and evaporation of culture media during cell culture;
–Designed with one-way cover orientation to reduce mistakes;
–Alphanumerical codes for well identification;
–Raised upper edge on the cover well matches the bottom to keep stacked plates
stable for space saving;
–Suitable for most equipment and instruments; –Sterilized by irradiation;
–Pyrogen-free.

Specification of Cell Culture Plate Non-Treated

Article Number (Product Number)	Product Name	Specifications	Culture Area (cm²)	PCS./Bag	PCS./Box
CCPNT-6	Disposable Cell culture plate	6	9.6	1	75
CCPNT-12	Disposable Cell culture plate	12	3.8	1	75
CCPNT-24	Disposable Cell culture plate	24	1.9	1	75
CCPNT-48	Disposable Cell culture plate	48	0.38	1	75
CCPNT-96	Disposable Cell culture plate	96	0.33	1	50

Specification of Cell Culture Plate TC-Treated

Article Number (Product Number)	Product Name	Specifications	Culture Area (cm²)	Recommended Capacity (ml)	PCS./Bag	PCS./Box
CCPT-6	Disposable Cell culture plate	6	9.6	1.9~2.9	1	75
CCPT-12	Disposable Cell culture plate	12	3.8	0.76~1.14	1	75
CCPT-24	Disposable Cell culture plate	24	1.9	0.38~0.57	1	75
CCPT-48	Disposable Cell culture plate	48	0.38	0.19~0.29	1	75
CCPT-96	Disposable Cell culture plate	96	0.33	0.075~0.2	1	50

What Are Cell Culture Treated Plates?

Essential lab tools meant to help animal cells in vitro attach, grow, and develop are cell culture plates. Usually made from polystyrene, which is naturally hydrophobic and inappropriate for direct cell attachment, a cell culture plate undergoes a specific surface treatment to encourage cell adhesion.

Using a patented vacuum plasma technique, the plate surface is turned into a hydrophilic, negatively charged environment fit for cell development. In biological research, this consistency in surface behavior guarantees dependability and repeatability of results.

Among the most often used models are 6 well cell culture plates, preferred for larger volume applications, and 96 well cell culture plates, extensively used for high-throughput screening. Depending on their particular need, researchers also routinely use 24 well cell culture plates, 12 well cell culture plates, and 48 well cell culture plates.

TC Treated Plate: What Is It?

A cell culture plate that has been subjected to plasma gas treatment to alter the polystyrene surface is known as a TC (Tissue Culture) treated plate. Untreated plastic does not promote cell attachment and is hydrophobic. Better cell adherence is made possible by the TC surface treatment process, which turns the plastic into a hydrophilic surface.

Numerous well formats, such as 6-well, 48-, and 96-well cell culture plates, are available as TC-treated options; each one is designed to support a particular experimental setup in tissue culture and molecular biology labs.