Dishes

Dishes are shallow containers used in numerous laboratory applications. Types of dishes include cell culture and Petri dishes, evaporating dishes, staining dishes, weighing dishes, trays, watch glasses, and other special purpose dishes. Depending on their intended use, dishes can be made of glass, plastic, ceramic, or metal, and can be disposable or autoclavable.

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DWK Life Sciences Wheaton™ Columbia Jars for Cover Slips

For staining applications, cleaning cover slips, as well as coating them with materials such as poly-lysine or silane. Wheaton™ Columbia Jars for Cover Slips are manufactured from soda lime glass.

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DWK Life Sciences Wheaton™ Columbia Jars for Cover Slips

For staining applications, cleaning cover slips, as well as coating them with materials such as poly-lysine or silane. Wheaton™ Columbia Jars for Cover Slips are manufactured from soda lime glass.

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Thermo Scientific™ Nunc™ Glass Bottom Dishes

Using Nunc Glass Bottom Dishes in your research applications gives you the flexibility to convert your culture device into an imaging device.

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Specifications

Height (Metric)	12.9 mm
Shape	Round
Volume (Metric) Working	3.0 mL
Capacity (Metric)	3 mL (Well)
No. per Case	20
Material	Polystyrene
Bottom Shape	Flat
Sterility	Sterile
Closure Material	Borosilicate Glass
Closure Included	Closure Included
Includes	Lid
Type	Cell Culture Dish
Diameter (Metric)	40.4 mm
Surface Treatment	Cell Culture
No. per Pack	1

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