Collection: PCR Tubes & Plates

PCR tubes, 8-strips and 96- and 384-well plates, in 100 µL and 200 µL. Skirted, semi-skirted and non-skirted formats, with barcoded plates where the workflow needs them.

Type a part number — 120729, 110572N — and press Enter to go straight to it. Partial numbers and descriptions work too.

Every line is a single orderable part number with its own price. Specifications are the manufacturer’s own published data.

What this range covers

Volume — 100 µL to 600 µL, in 5 sizes
Pack sizes — 26 options, including Box of 10, Case of 100, Case/100, Box of 125

Common questions

Skirted, semi-skirted or non-skirted — which do I need?

The skirt is what the plate sits on. A full skirt is rigid, seats reliably in automation and is the usual choice for robotic handling. A semi-skirt suits manual work and many cyclers while still allowing a barcode. Non-skirted is the lightest and cheapest but needs a support rack. The block in your thermal cycler decides which will seat correctly.

Will a 96-well plate fit my cycler?

The 96-well footprint is standardised, but block depth and skirt clearance are not identical across instruments. Check the plate style your cycler specifies — a plate that seats badly gives uneven heating across the block.

What are barcoded plates for?

A printed, machine-readable code on the plate lets a LIMS or a reader tie the physical plate to its record without hand transcription. It matters most where plates move between instruments or leave the lab.