NEST® Petri Dish, 100 x 15 mm, Semi-Stackable, Polystyrene, sterile 20/pk, 500/case

Petri Dish, 100 x 15 mm, Semi-Stackable, Polystyrene, sterile 20/pk, 500/case from NEST Scientific for research and laboratory use.

Petri Dish, 100 x 15 mm, Semi-Stackable, Polystyrene, sterile 20/pk, 500/case

NEST Cat. No.: 753001
Selling unit: Case of 500

NEST Scientific Petri Dishes 100 X 15 mm - (Cat. No. 753001)

Key Features:

100 mm X 15 mm - Nominal

Also called 90 mm –Actual 89.47 mm

Sterile

20 dishes per sleeve, 500 per case

Vented design to allow efficient gas exchange

Stackable construction with raised lid rings for secure storage

Flat, transparent surface for clear visibility

Numeric markings on the base for easy sample tracking

Quality Information:

Manufactured with USP VI grade virgin polystyrene

Molded and packed in an ISO 7 cleanroom environment

Sterilized by E-Beam (Sterility Assurance Level: 10⁻⁶)

cGMP-compliant (21 CFR Part 820), ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001 facility

Lot-tested and certified free of DNase, RNase, DNA, BSE/TSE, and animal-derived components

Lot tested non-pyrogenic and free of endotoxins

Applications:

Agar plate preparation

Streak plating

Serial dilution

Antibiotic sensitivity testing

Colony PCR

NEST Petri Dishes are precision-molded using USP Class VI virgin polystyrene and manufactured in a Class 100,000 cleanroom. Certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 standards, they meet the highest quality requirements for laboratory and medical applications. NEST Petri Dishes are an essential tool for microbiological studies, offering clarity, sterility, and

reliability for a wide range of laboratory procedures.

FAQs:

What is the standard use for a 100 x 15 mm Petri dish?

This is the industry-standard format for microbiology culture, bacterial growth, fungal culture, colony isolation, and routine laboratory testing.

Why are 100 mm Petri dishes so widely used?

They offer an ideal balance between growth area, media volume, stackability, and incubator efficiency.

Can these dishes be used for environmental monitoring?

Yes. They are commonly used for surface sampling, settle plate monitoring, and contamination detection.

Are 100 x 15 mm dishes suitable for teaching laboratories?

Yes. Their standardized size makes them ideal for educational microbiology and university laboratory training.

What types of organisms are commonly cultured in these dishes?

Bacteria, yeast, fungi, molds, and mammalian cells depending on media selection and laboratory workflow.