Agilent, 204586-100, Storage/reaction microplate, 384-well polypropylene, 200µL/square well, spherical bottoms, 19mm height, 10/pk

Storage/reaction microplate, 384-well polypropylene, 200µL/square well, spherical bottoms, 19mm height, 10/pk

Specifications:
Bottom Shape: Spherical
Height: 19.30 mm
Number of Wells: 384
Plate Volume: 76.8 mL
Well Depth: 15.7 mm
Well Shape: Square
Well Volume: 0.2 mL

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The Agilent 384-well polypropylene microplate with 200 microliter square wells and spherical bottoms offers superior performance for high-throughput storage and reaction workflows in laboratories. Its durable polypropylene construction ensures chemical resistance and minimizes sample absorption, making it suitable for sensitive biological, chemical, and pharmaceutical research applications. Spherical bottom wells facilitate efficient sample mixing and complete reagent recovery, which is ideal for workflows such as compound storage, sample preparation, enzymatic assays, and PCR setup. The plate features a standard 19 millimeter height and is compatible with a wide range of automated liquid handling systems, plate readers, and robotic platforms commonly used in screening and sample processing applications. This configuration supports optimal use within automated workflows, ensuring reliability and throughput consistency. The 384-well format enables efficient use of reagents and samples, supporting miniaturization and cost reduction in high-density assays. It also seamlessly integrates with Agilent microplate sealers, pierceable lids, and thermal cyclers, and is compatible with standard plate centrifuges and stackers. Each package contains ten plates, supporting sustained use in moderate to high-throughput environments. This product is an excellent choice for laboratories seeking robust, reproducible plate-based storage and reaction solutions across genomics, proteomics, drug discovery, and analytical research domains.