PCR Plates

96-well plates designed for high-throughput PCR applications. Optimized for thermal cycling and compatible with automated systems.

Multi-well plates designed for real-time quantitative PCR applications in molecular diagnostics.

Specialized plates designed for polymerase chain reaction (PCR) applications with tear-away strip formats. Thermocycler-compatible plates for high-throughput genetic analysis.

Maxiamp PCR plates designed for real-time and conventional polymerase chain reaction applications. Compatible with standard thermal cyclers and featuring low evaporation lids.

PCR amplification plates used in polymerase chain reaction experiments. Designed for thermal cycling compatibility and high-efficiency DNA amplification in molecular diagnostics and research.

Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) plates used for molecular biology and diagnostic testing. These specialized plates are consumables designed for use in PCR thermal cyclers for DNA amplification and analysis.

Hard shell PCR plates and standard PCR plates designed for high-throughput polymerase chain reaction applications with compatible plate sealers.

Specialized thermal-cycler compatible plates and tube strips for PCR applications. These products enable high-throughput molecular amplification in research workflows.

PCR plates for polymerase chain reaction applications with consistent well geometry and optical clarity. Available in various formats for molecular biology testing.

PCR-compatible microplates and tube strips for DNA amplification in molecular diagnostics and research applications.

96-well PCR plates designed for high-throughput polymerase chain reaction applications in molecular diagnostics and research. These sterile, certified consumables provide consistent well geometry and optical clarity for reliable amplification and detection across diagnostic, genomic sequencing, and molecular testing workflows.

Standard PCR consumables available in plate and strip tube formats for molecular diagnostic assays. Essential components for polymerase chain reaction-based testing protocols.