Confocal Dishes jetlifescience BDD011035
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BDD011035
Confocal Dishes
Product Summary
| Apertures Specification | 15 mm 20 mm |
| Surface | TC-treated |
Product Description
Confocal dishes, which are as convenient as 35 mm culture dishes and as advantageous as coverslips in terms of imaging, can provide the advanced optical performance required by high-magnification microscopes and confocal image analysis. They are used extensively in fluorescence microscopy, phase contrast microscopy, confocal microscopy, live cell imaging, differential interference contrast microscope, and fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH).
Features
- 2 apertures available: 15 mm and 20 mm; glass thickness: 0.16-0.19 mm
- The glass bottom is free of autofluorescence and deformation. Made of borosilicate, it is extremely hydrophilic and has a good light permeability
- Suitable for fluorescence microscopy, laser scanning confocal microscopy, and phase contrast microscopy
- Spliced with medical-grade traceless glue, bringing excellent transparency and facilitating cell observation
- Sterilized by irradiation, SAL 10^-6
- DNase/RNase free, non-pyrogenic and non-cytotoxic
Notes
- The bottom cover slip cannot be dismantled. Avoid using it together with methyl alcohol, ethylalcohol, acetone or chloroform.
Material
- Dish: Polystyrene (PS)
- Bottom: Borosilicate glass
- Conforming to USP Class VI Standards
Product Information
| Document | URL |
| Catalogue | https://www.jetlifescience.com/vancheerfile/files/2025/7/20250724092848263.pdf |
Image Information
| Section | Description | URL |
| top | 玻璃底培养皿详情图.jpg | https://www.jetlifescience.com/uploadfiles/2022/09/20220920152106004.jpg |
| intro | Bonded with medical-grade UV adhesive for high transparency, ensuring easy cell observation | https://www.jetlifescience.com/vancheerfile/images/2024/12/20241228153256102.jpg |
| intro | Free of autofluorescence, offering excellent imaging performance for applications such as fluorescence microscopy, laser confocal microscopy, fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH), and phase-contrast microscopy | https://www.jetlifescience.com/vancheerfile/images/2024/12/2024122815337248.jpg |
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