WC: White Plate, Clear Tube
WW: White Plate, White Tube
96 well and 384 well full skirt PCR plate are made of high-quality polypropylene (PP) and polycarbonate (PC) material. The PC frame provides good mechanical stability, flatness and high durability. Suitable for automated equipment and multi-instrument experiments. The consistent and ultra-thin wall allows precise thermal transfer for optimum results. Microplates can be sealed with 8 or 12 strip caps, or sealing film.
WC: White Plate, Clear Tube
WW: White Plate, White Tube
• Two tube types: 100ul 96-well, 40ul 384-well
• Two tube colors: clear, white
• Nonpyrogenic
• No endotoxin
• DNase-/RNase-free
• Non-sterile
• Two tube types: 100ul 96-well, 40ul 384-well
• Two tube colors: clear, white
• Nonpyrogenic
• No endotoxin
• DNase-/RNase-free
• Non-sterile
SELECTION GUIDE: 96-WELL PCR PLATES
Clear plates
- Allows to verify pipetting steps right after each pipetting action, as you can see the reagent added into the well as you intended
- Suitable for most applications
These considerations also applicable to 8-strip wells and individual PCR tubes.
Low-profile (around 15.5 mm) wells:
- The newer design reduces the potential for condensate formation and offers advantages for light capture in fluorescence assays, low-volume reactions, and fast PCR
- Recommended for newer instruments (ex. Bio-Rad's C1000 Touch™ and S1000™ thermal cyclers, CFX series real-time PCR detection systems, and Applied Biosystems' fast PCR systems)
- Plates reduce dead space and increase PCR efficiency
**Please consult the manual of the PCR system, if necessary or ask us. Instruments with adjustable lids can usually use both standard-profile and low-profile wells. These instruments include Bio-Rad's 1000-series and DNA Engine® series thermal cyclers. **Some systems require standard profile or low-profile plates only.
These considerations also applicable to 8-strip wells and individual PCR tubes.
Non-skirted
- Format compatible with most thermal cyclers
- Plates can be readily cut into sectional sizes as required by user, so that the entire plate is not wasted (when fewer than 96 wells are required for some experiments)