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The Sterilin Petri Dishes 50 mm, Low Form Height 20.3 mm are designed for consistent and reliable laboratory use. These dishes offer high optical clarity and uniform wall thickness for excellent performance in microbiological applications. With a compact 50 mm diameter and a low form height of 20.3 mm, they are ideal for controlled culture growth in limited space environments. Each pack contains 500 dishes, ensuring ample supply for high-throughput labs.
Sterilin Petri Dishes are a dependable choice for consistent results in any microbiology lab.
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124-17
Part Number
6.205 541
Manufacturer
Sterilin
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50 mm
Manufacturer P/N
501V
Part Number
6.234 895
Manufacturer
Sterilin
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139 mm
Manufacturer P/N
122-17
Part Number
6.241 597
Manufacturer
Sterilin
Ø
50 mm
Manufacturer P/N
PF55V
Part Number
6.256 165
Manufacturer
Sterilin
Ø
55 mm
It are designed for consistent and reliable laboratory use. These dishes offer high optical clarity and uniform wall thickness for excellent performance in microbiological applications. With a compact 50 mm diameter and a low form height of 20.3 mm, they are ideal for controlled culture growth in limited space environments. Each pack contains 500 dishes, ensuring ample supply for high-throughput labs.
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