| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Petri Dish / Contact Plate |
| Material | Polystyrene (commonly used) |
| Type | Petri Dish / Contact Plate |
| Surface | Smooth Transparent Surface |
| Sterility | Sterile (where applicable) |
| Color | Transparent |
| Lid | Matching Lid Included |
| Disposable | Yes |
| Applications | Microbial Culture, Surface Monitoring, Environmental Monitoring, Sterility Testing, Microbiology, Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical, Clinical & Research Laboratories |
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Petri Dish/ Contact Plate
Petri Dish / Contact Plate is a laboratory consumable designed for microbial culture, isolation, and environmental monitoring applications. It provides a reliable surface for the cultivation, observation, and enumeration of microorganisms in microbiology, pharmaceutical, clinical, and research laboratories.
- Manufactured from optically clear polystyrene for excellent colony visibility.
- Suitable for microbial culture, isolation, and colony enumeration.
- Contact plates support environmental and surface monitoring applications.
- Matching lid helps minimize contamination during incubation and handling.
- Sterile disposable design supports contamination-controlled laboratory workflows.
- Compatible with routine microbiological and quality control procedures.
- Ideal for biotechnology, pharmaceutical, clinical, food testing, environmental, and research laboratories.
A Petri Dish / Contact Plate is an essential laboratory consumable used for the cultivation, isolation, and analysis of microorganisms. Commonly manufactured from optically clear polystyrene, it provides excellent transparency for easy observation of microbial colonies during incubation. Standard Petri dishes are widely used for preparing agar media and culturing bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms, while contact plates are specifically designed for environmental monitoring by sampling flat surfaces in controlled environments.
These products are extensively used in microbiology, biotechnology, pharmaceutical manufacturing, food and beverage testing, environmental monitoring, clinical diagnostics, and academic laboratories.
