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FlexDrop Source Plates, 500 µL, 100 µM pore size, 10/PK

The FlexDrop™ 500 µL Source Plate is a proprietary consumable designed for use in the FlexDrop non-contact dispenser. It enables seamless, non-contact transfer of liquids into a SBS destination plate.

Product Variant
Volume: 500.0 µL
Part #:
CLS155019
For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Feature Specification
Capacity 100 µM pore size
Instrument Compatibility FlexDrop Plus
Sterility Non-Sterile
Plate Format 96 wells
Well Shape Deep-well
Feature Specification
Capacity 100 µM pore size
Instrument Compatibility FlexDrop Plus
Sterility Non-Sterile
Plate Format 96 wells
Well Shape Deep-well

Overview

This FlexDrop 500 µL Source Plate is a proprietary 96 well plate. It has a pore size of 100 µM and holds a volume of 500 µL per well. It enables rapid transfer of up to 500 µL of liquid from any of its 96 source wells to any 96, 384, or 1536 SBS standard microplate.

Specifications:

  • SBS Format: 96-well plate
  • Max volume per well: 500 µL
  • Pore size: 100 µm
  • Quantity: 10 per Pack

Specifications

Capacity
100 µM pore size
Plate Format
96 wells
Volume
500.0 µL
Well Shape
Deep-well
Application
Cocktail Prep
Compound management
Flow Cytometry
Library Prep
NGS
Automation Compatible
Yes
Instrument Compatibility
FlexDrop Plus
Model
FlexDrop Source Plates, 500 µL, 100 µM pore size, 10/PK
Research Areas
Drug Discovery
Sterility
Non-Sterile
Unit Size
10/PK

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