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Why choose Eppendorf lab plates?

Quality and centrifugation stability

Quality is a given with each and every Eppendorf plate, ensuring robust, consistent, and efficient assays. Our plates are made of high quality polymers that offer high resistance to chemicals, temperature, and mechanical stress. Our plate range is also designed with centrifugation stability in mind, with our Microplates and Deepwell plates stable at speeds up to 6,000 x g. Whether you’re looking for centrifuge microplates, centrifuge 96-well or 384-well plates, or any other type of centrifuge plate, we have a broad range of high quality consumables to suit your needs.

Simple, yet smart features to suit your application

Eppendorf plates have several simple, yet smart features to enhance your lab workflows. All our plates have OptiTrack^® matrix labeling that reduces pipetting errors and accelerates sample identification by up to 30%.
Our Microplates and Deepwell plates also have RecoverMax^® well design, with the geometry of the wells maximizing sample mixing and recovery, while minimizing the risk of cross-contamination.

We also have various plate types that are optimized for specific applications, including:

SafeCode plates - customized barcodes for elevated traceability.

Eppendorf LoBind^® plates – LoBind technology reduces sample binding to the surface, maximizing the recovery of DNA or proteins.

Eppendorf Assay and Reader Microplates – Completely black or white wells for enhanced signal detection, and minimized autofluorescence and autoluminescence.

Eppendorf twin.tec^® real-time PCR Plates – PCR plates with white wells, designed to increase fluorescence signals in real-time PCR (qPCR) and other fluorescence assays.

Eppendorf twin.tec^® Trace PCR Plates BioBased - PCR plates made of a biobased polymer, helping you reduce your lab’s carbon footprint.

You can learn more about our various plate types and their features in our brochure .

Which Eppendorf plates should you choose?

At Eppendorf, we offer three main types of plates: Eppendorf twin.tec^® PCR plates , Deepwell plates , and Microplates.

Eppendorf Microplates are a versatile option for a wide range of assays, including those requiring high chemical or temperature resistance. Eppendorf Deepwell plates offer the same high quality, versatility, and performance as our microplates, but with deeper wells to support larger sample volumes. And finally – as suggested by their name, twin.tec PCR plates are a reliable choice for PCR assays, with thin-walled polypropylene wells for optimal heat transfer to the sample, and robust polycarbonate frames for high rigidity.

Once you’ve selected the appropriate plate type for your lab needs, there are many other factors to consider, including the number of wells (96-well plates or 384-well plates), well shape, plate color, and sample volume. Below, find further information to help you choose which Eppendorf plate variant is right for you.

Flat-, U-, or V-bottom-shaped wells?

Eppendorf Microplates are available in different well shapes, which are designed to suit varied needs:

96-well flat-bottom plates - Microtiter plate wells with flat bottoms are usually preferred for fluorescence and luminescence-based assays, ensuring even light transmission. They are also ideal when using plate readers that analyze samples from below, and when culturing adherent cells.

96-well V-bottom plates - These are an ideal choice if you’re looking for centrifuge microplates, as their V-shape (conical wells) maximizes sample recovery during centrifugation, which is particularly beneficial when working with costly or limited samples.

96-well U-bottom plates – The U-shaped (rounded) wells makes these plates well-suited for a range of centrifugation tasks including sample mixing, washing, and pelleting.

Which well color is best for my assays?

Transparent plates - Transparent wells offer enhanced sample visibility, which is particularly beneficial for teaching automation devices. Transparent wells are usually the default choice, if you are not using your plates for luminescence or fluorescence assays.

Black plates - Offer an excellent signal-to-noise ratio, even with low-concentration samples.

White plates - Maximize reflection for exceptionally sensitive luminescence detection.

Need more help deciding on the right well shape and color? Read this blog.

What sample volumes and numbers are you working with?

Our Microplates, Deepwell plates, and PCR plates are typically available in 96- or 384-well formats. 96-well microtiter plates are suited for applications requiring lower sample numbers or larger well volumes, whereas 384-well plates are a great choice for higher throughput screening.

Click here for more details on plate formats and working volumes.

How much do Eppendorf plates cost?

We strive for all Eppendorf plates to be affordable, without ever compromising on quality or performance. For price information on specific plate types, visit individual product pages or contact our sales team.

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Why choose Eppendorf lab plates?

Quality and centrifugation stability

Simple, yet smart features to suit your application

Which Eppendorf plates should you choose?

Flat-, U-, or V-bottom-shaped wells?

Which well color is best for my assays?

What sample volumes and numbers are you working with?

How much do Eppendorf plates cost?

Resources