Microplate Items Sealing Films Pre-Cut Adhesive Films for Microplate Sealing Needs STERILE & NON-CYTOTOXIC - Sterilized by gamma irradiation. Films are also free of cytotoxins
PREVENT CONTAMINATION - Films eliminate well-to-well contamination, microbial and viral contamination, evaporation (excluding breathable membranes) and sample spillage
IDEALLY SIZED AND DESIGNED - 6” x 3.25” rectangles fit all microplates. Two scored end-tabs make film positioning and removal hassle-free THERMAL STABILITY - Designed to withstand a wide temperature range EASY SPECIMEN RETRIEVAL - Pierceable films facilitate easy removal of samples with a pipet
Breathable Films for Use in Cell Growth
IDEAL USE- Cell Culture MATERIAL- Polyurethane GAS - PERMEABLE - Yes UV TRANSPARENT- To 300nm TEMP. RANGE- -80°C to 100°C THICKNESS- 1 mil (0.001 in.)
Prevent Cross-Well Contamination
IDEAL USE- Misc. Storage MATERIAL- Polyethylene GAS - PERMEABLE - No UV TRANSPARENT- To 250nm TEMP. RANGE- -40°C to 100°C THICKNESS- 4.4 mil (0.0044 in.)
Breathable Films for Use in Cell Growth
IDEAL USE- Cell Culture MATERIAL- Non-woven rayon GAS - PERMEABLE -Yes UV TRANSPARENT- No
TEMP. RANGE- -20°C to 80°C THICKNESS- 5.5 mil (0.0055 in.)
Sealing Film Dispenser Acrylic Box for Storage & Dispensing
For Cold and PCR Storage IDEAL USE- Cold Storage
MATERIAL- Aluminum GAS - PERMEABLE - No UV TRANSPARENT- No TEMP. RANGE- -80°C to 110°C THICKNESS- 2.7 mil (0.0027 in.)
CAT. NO. BEM-1
T-TOPS-50
DESCRIPTION Breathe-Easy Titer-Tops
T-TOPS-100 Titer-Tops
BERM-2000 Breathe-Easier BRAY-4000
U OF M 4” Soft Rubber Brayer
100 sheets/pack 50 sheets/pack 100 sheets/pack 100 sheets/pack Each
SFBX-1000 Sealing Film Dispenser Each
PRICE $84.00 35.00 60.00 60.00 19.00 ??.??
Order:
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info@divbio.com 21 Uniformly seal your films to
microplates with this 4” Brayer. It’s perfect for all your sealing films.
Microplate Brayer For Plate Sealing
Uniformly seal your films to
microplates with this 4” Brayer. It’s perfect for all your sealing films.
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