A9224
AeraSeal™ film
sterile
Synonym(s):
breathable plate seal, permeable rayon film, piercable plate seal, tissue culture plate seal
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UNSPSC Code:
41106514
NACRES:
NB.22
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material
Rayon film
sterility
sterile
feature
piercable
packaging
pack of 50 ea (one tamper evident zippered bag of 50)
manufacturer/tradename
Excel Scientific BS-25
technique(s)
tissue culture: suitable
L
142.9 mm
W × L
8.26 cm × 14.29 cm
W
82.6 mm
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General description
A 140 μm thick hydrophobic porous sealing film with medical-grade adhesive for tissue culture plates, bio-blocks, and 96-well plates where gas exchange is necessary for cell or bacterial growth. AeraSeal™ sealing films minimize cross-contamination, spillage and evaporation. They allow uniform air and CO2 exchange for all wells, unlike plate lids which favor exchange for wells near the plate edges. Dimensions: 82.6 by 142.9 mm for standard-size tissue culture plate
Note: AeraSeal™ films are suitable for hypoxic culture conditions.
- non-cytotoxic, highly gas permeable
- easily pierceable with pipet tips or pipets for sample recovery
- recommended for temperatures from -20 °C to +80 °C
Note: AeraSeal™ films are suitable for hypoxic culture conditions.
Application
- AeraSeal™ films have been used for the covering of 96-well opaque white plates to incubate bacterial cells.
- It has been used for the sealing of 96 deep-well plate for culturing of yeast cells.
- It has been used for the sealing of 96-well microtitre plate to separate mites.
Features and Benefits
AeraSeal™ film is:
- Sterile, non-cytotoxic and highly gas permeable for widest range of cultures
- Easily pierceable for sample recovery with pipette tips or pipettes
- Can be used from incubator to freezer - withstands temperatures from −20 °C to +80 °C
Legal Information
AeraSeal is a trademark of Excel Scientific, Inc.
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