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Petri dishes are essential transparent laboratory containers used for microorganism culture, cell cultivation, and sample observation. Made of high-quality polystyrene, they feature excellent clarity and stability.
With a stackable design and vented or sealed lids, they allow air circulation while preventing contamination. They are widely applied in biology, microbiology, clinical testing, and food inspection. Sterile and disposable versions ensure safe, convenient, and reliable performance for daily laboratory experiments and scientific research.
Our petri dishes are made of high-quality transparent polystyrene, offering excellent optical clarity for clear observation of colonies and cell growth. The material is sturdy, non-toxic, and chemically stable, ensuring no interference with experimental results.
Each petri dish is individually packaged and sterilized by gamma irradiation. They are certified DNase-free, RNase-free, endotoxin-free and pyrogen-free, meeting strict laboratory standards to prevent contamination during cell culture and microbial testing.
Designed with a stable stacking base, these petri dishes save space in incubators and storage cabinets. The matching lid fits tightly to prevent dust and foreign matter while allowing mild air circulation, creating a stable growth environment for samples.
The bottom surface is highly flat and smooth with excellent uniformity, ensuring even distribution of medium and consistent growth of microorganisms or cells. This design greatly improves the accuracy and repeatability of experiments in research and testing.
Available in standard sizes including 35mm, 60mm, 90mm and 150mm, suitable for microbial culture, cell cultivation, yeast culture, drug sensitivity tests and food detection. They are widely used in labs, hospitals, schools and research centers.
Petri dishes are widely used for the cultivation, isolation and counting of bacteria, fungi and yeast. They provide a stable environment for microbial growth and are essential in microbiology research and pathogen detection.
In biological laboratories, they are used for adherent cell culture, cell separation and observation. The flat, clear bottom allows researchers to monitor cell status easily under a microscope.
Hospitals and clinics use sterile petri dishes for pathogen culture and drug sensitivity tests. They help doctors identify infections and choose appropriate treatments accurately and safely.
They are applied in microbial detection for food, beverages and cosmetics. By culturing samples, inspectors can judge product safety and ensure compliance with health standards.
Petri dishes are ideal for biology and chemistry teaching experiments. Students can observe microbial growth and conduct simple scientific experiments, helping improve learning effects.
Before use, keep the petri dish sterile and avoid touching the inner surface. Pour cooled culture medium evenly into the dish and cover the lid gently. Inoculate samples under aseptic conditions, then incubate upside down to prevent condensation dripping. Store in a clean, dry environment. Proper operation ensures reliable cell and microbial growth with clear observation.
