BRANDplates® pureGrade Non-Treated Microplates
Ordering Information:
96-well
• Packaging for single-color pureGrade™ plates is 20 stacks of 5 plates each (100 plates). Each stack contains one lid.
• Transparent bottom pureGrade™ plates are packed as 4 bags of 25 plates each (100 plates),
$160.00
NEW! pureGrade™ BRANDplates feature untreated surfaces for use in a variety of laboratory tasks, such as homogeneous assays, screening and storage.
Sterile Applications
For sterile applications, such as bacteriological assays, pureGrade™ S plates are sterilized by ß-radiation to ISO 11137 and AAMI guidelines for a SAL of 10-6, meeting the requirements of Ph. Eur. and the USP 29. Plates are DNA, DNase, RNase free, as well as meeting cytotoxic substance levels per DIN EN ISO 10993. Endotoxins are <0.01 EU/mL. All sterile plates are packaged individually wrapped.
Comprehensive Line
96-well format plates are available in U-bottom, V-bottom, F-bottom and C-bottom well shapes, in transparent, white, black, and transparent bottom versions. 384-well plates are available in both standard and low-volume varieties in transparent, white, black and transparent bottom (standard volume only for transparent bottom), as well as a proprietary UV-transparent version offering enhanced chemical resistance. 1536-well plates are available in transparent, white or black.
Easy Identification White and black pureGrade™ and pureGrade™ S plates feature grey embossed alphanumeric codes for easy well identification, in addition to the identification of the pureGrade™ surface.
Easy Selection
Find the right BRANDplates multiwell plate either by physical characteristics or application with the interactive BRANDplates selection guide.
Bar Codes
Bar coded plates are available upon request in quantities as small as 5000 plates for pureGrade™ untreated plates, or as few as 1000 for plates with surface treatments. They are printed with a two-color process - white base with black barcode for enhanced legibility. For more information about bar codes, contact us.
