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Reagent reservoirs

Reagent reservoirs for multichannel pipetting in 10, 25, 50 and 100 ml, including a divided 50 ml version, in bulk packs of 100 to 300.

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ER00875

Reagent Reservoirs, 25 ml, 100/pk

25 ml, Non-sterile

Lead time 3-4 weeks, ships from the Czech Republic (EU)

€43.00 per pack of 100 €0.43 per piece
ER00878

Reagent Reservoirs, 50 ml, 100/pk

50 ml, Non-sterile

Lead time 3-4 weeks, ships from the Czech Republic (EU)

€48.00 per pack of 100 €0.48 per piece
ER00884

Reagent Reservoirs, 100 ml, 100/pk

100 ml, Non-sterile

Lead time 3-4 weeks, ships from the Czech Republic (EU)

€56.00 per pack of 100 €0.56 per piece

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Choose the plate type for the job first: PCR or immunoassay. Then pick the format, well volume and colour.

Step 1: PCR plates: skirt and well volume

SkirtChoose it when
Non-skirtedManual work on most standard thermal cycler blocks; the plate can be cut into sections
Semi-skirtedYou want more rigidity and some robotic handling
Full-skirtedRobotic handling, plate sealers and automated readers

0.1 ml (low-profile) wells suit low-profile and fast cycler blocks; 0.2 ml wells suit standard blocks. Check your cycler block before ordering. White wells reflect more light and are preferred for qPCR; clear wells let you see the liquid. Seal PCR plates with sealing film.

Step 2: ELISA plates: binding and colour

ColourDetection
ClearColorimetric (absorbance) assays
BlackFluorescence; reduces background and crosstalk
WhiteLuminescence; reflects and maximises the signal

High binding surfaces suit antibodies and proteins at low concentration; medium binding suits larger molecules and reduces non-specific binding. The plates are made of detachable strips (8 × 12 or 12 × 8), so you only use the wells you need.

Step 3: Reservoirs

Reagent reservoirs (10 to 100 ml, plain or divided) hold reagents for multichannel pipetting.

Questions buyers ask

What is a divided reservoir for?

It has separate channels, so you can hold two reagents side by side for one multichannel pipette.

Which reservoir size do I need?

Choose a size that holds the reagent for a full plate plus some dead volume: 10 or 25 ml for one plate, 50 or 100 ml for several plates.