Cell and tissue culture flasks are ideal for cell growth and cell yields.

• Available with five different volume ranges
• Triangular top with wide base provides stability
• Protruding ridge on the back side of the flask facilitates stacking
• Engraved graduations on multiple sides
• Strict integrity tested
• Sterilized by electron beam irradiation
• Non-pyrogenic and not autoclavable

Flasks are designed for use in applications where cell attachment is not desired. They offer an operating temperature range of –20 to +50 °C (–4 to +122 °F). Two different cap styles can be used in both open and closed systems. Flask surface is flat and free from striation to maximize usable growth area. Innovative angled neck design offers good pipet and cell scraper access. Special area near the neck for easy marking/writing.

Increased cell attachment surface: This highly hydrophilic surface offers a significant advantage over the traditional cell culture surface. The surface treatment can improve cell spreading and attachment, and is suitable for cells that may adhere poorly due to cell phenotype, stressful culture conditions, or those which normally require additional biological coatings for attachment.

TC-treated: These dishes are vacuum-gas plasma or corona treated for consistent cell attachment and growth.

Non-treated: Non-treated cell and tissue culture dishes are ideal for applications where cell attachment is not desired.