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Polypropylene 8-row reservoir with pyramid base, 85 mL max capacity, ANSI/SLAS compliant for scalable liquid handling.
The Agilent 201282-100 Reservoir is a polypropylene laboratory microplate featuring 8 rows with a pyramid base geometry designed to optimize liquid handling and minimize dead volumes. It supports a maximum capacity of 85 mL per reservoir (approximately 10.6 mL per row), with heights of 19 mm and 44 mm suitable for diverse fluid volumes. Manufactured from chemical-resistant polymers conforming to ANSI/SLAS footprint standards, this reservoir supports partition volumes ranging from 2.6 to 300 mL. Available in both irradiated and nonirradiated options, it is engineered for method scale-up and scale-down workflows, making it highly relevant in biotechnology applications such as molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing, and biomanufacturing. Its compatibility with various partition and bottom geometries—including V-, flat-, and pyramid-bottom formats—makes it widely adopted in *synthetic biology research* and *biomedical engineering* workflows. This reservoir is essential for laboratories requiring reliable, scalable solutions for liquid handling in gene editing, molecular cloning, and fluorescence analysis.
The Agilent 201282-100 reservoir is optimized for high-throughput workflows and design of experiment (DoE) arrays, critical in biopharmaceutical production pipelines where reproducibility and liquid handling efficiency are paramount.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
€80 sits in the middle range laboratory supplies here. The middle half of the 516 with a price runs from €22 to €354.
