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Kartell Petri Dish Ø 90 mm PS, 3-Section, Sterile

Brand:Kartell

Specifications

HS Code #: 39269097
Ø: 90 mm
Dimensions (ØxH): 90 x 15 mm
Height: 15 mm
Material: PS
Sterile: Yes
UNSPSC: 41122101

$1.77

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MoQ (500)x(500)

Product description

The Kartell Petri Dish Ø 90 mm PS, 3-Section, Sterile is a disposable polystyrene culture dish engineered for microbiology, cell culture, or sample plating workflows requiring multiple, isolated test zones in a single plate. Divided into three independent compartments within a standard 90 mm dish, this format enables simultaneous testing of different samples or media — saving space, reducing waste, and increasing throughput.

Key Features:

Brand: Kartell
Diameter: 90 mm
Material: Polystyrene (PS), clear and disposable
Design: 3 internal sections/compartments for separate culture zones in one plate
Sterility: Supplied sterile and ready to use, minimizing contamination risk
Application: Microbiology, environmental sampling, antimicrobial testing, multiple-sample plating, comparative experiments, cell culture screening

This Kartell 3-section 90 mm PS Petri dish combines the convenience of a standard plate with enhanced efficiency — enabling multiple independent assays or cultures on a single sterile plate. It’s especially useful for labs that need to compare conditions side-by-side, run multiple tests with minimal consumables, or optimize incubator space.

Frequently asked questions

It is a disposable polystyrene culture dish engineered for microbiology, cell culture, or sample plating workflows requiring multiple, isolated test zones in a single plate. Divided into three independent compartments within a standard 90 mm dish, this format enables simultaneous testing of different samples or media, saving space, reducing waste, and increasing throughput.

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