
FrameStar® PCR plates have a two-component design, which combines the advantages of thin wall polypropylene tubes, for optimum PCR results and a rigid polycarbonate skirt and deck, for highest thermal stability and rigidty. In contrast to standard one-piece PCR plates, evaporation from corner positions and outer rows of wells is minimal, which allows for downscaling of reagent volumes and therefore saves costs. For more information on the Features and Benefits of the FrameStar® range of PCR plates, click here »
This semi-skirted low profile plate is recommended for ABi Fast Block thermal cyclers. Low profile plates have shorter wells than standard profile plates, decreasing the "dead space" between the heated lid of the thermal cycler and the sample. This eliminates condensation on the side wall of the tube, preventing reduction in PCR volume and increasing the efficiency of the reaction. Low profile products are especially recommended for use with reaction volumes below 20µl. The rigid 2-component design eliminates warping and distortion during PCR making it ideal for use with robotic systems. The semi-skirt allows for labelling or barcoding.
To read more on the features and benefits of the FrameStar® range of 2-component PCR plates, please click here »
To order your plates with barcodes, add /SBC to the ordering code for Standard Single Barcoding or /DBC for Standard Double Barcoding. (See Barcoding for more details)
FrameStar® brochure »
Plate Compatibility »
2011/12 Catalogue »
2-Component design
Low volume PCR
Ideal for heat sealing
Alphanumeric grid reference
SBS footprint (pre- and post-PCR)
Certified free from RNase, DNase, Bacterial & human genomic DNA
Clean-room produced
Autoclavable
Code
Description
Plates/Case
4ti-0910/C
4ti-0911
FrameStar® FastPlate, 96well semi-skirted PCR plate, clear wells, clear frame
FrameStar® FastPlate, 96well semi-skirted PCR plate, white wells, clear frame
50
50

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