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MTCD33908

MTC Bio OptiWell Automation Reservoir

capacity 180 mL, 8 channel, polypropylene, non-sterile, case of 50 ea (10 bags of 5ea)

Synonym(s):

liquid reservoir, MTC Bio D3390-8, liquid receptacle, reagent dish, reagent holder, reservoir

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About This Item

UNSPSC Code:
41121522
Manufacturer/tradename:
MTC Bio D3390-8
Capacity:
180 mL
Material:
clear , polypropylene
Sterility:
non-sterile
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material

clear , polypropylene

sterility

non-sterile

feature

autoclavable, 8 channel

packaging

case of 50 ea (10 bags of 5ea)

manufacturer/tradename

MTC Bio D3390-8

parameter

-80 °C temp. range

H

31.4 mm

capacity

180 mL

General description

OptiWell Reservoirs are compatible with a wide range of automated liquid handling equipment. Offered with 1 to 384 wells, they are useful in multiple applications, including mixing, fraction collection, plate replication, compound storage, and scale-up / scale-down methods. OptiWell Reservoirs conform with SLAS standard dimensions. They are made of chemically inert, low binding polypropylene to minimize excess residue/waste.

Features and Benefits

  • ANSI / SLAS 1-2004 Compliant
  • Certified RNase, DNase and pyrogen free
  • Robot friendly / standard dimensions
  • Autoclavable and freezable to -80°C
  • SLAS standard footprint

Legal Information

MTC is a trademark of MTC Bio


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