Disposable Petri Dishes for Microbiology and Laboratory Use
OBObio supplies high-quality disposable Petri dishes for bacterial culture, cell growth, and laboratory testing. Available in vented or non-vented formats, sterile or non-sterile, and various sizes including 90mm and 60mm. Ideal for microbiology, pharmaceutical, and clinical labs.
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FAQ
- What sizes of Petri dishes do you offer?
Our standard sizes include 60mm, 70mm, 90mm, and 100mm diameter options. Custom sizes can be made upon request. - Are the Petri dishes sterile?
Yes, we offer both sterile and non-sterile versions. Sterile dishes are gamma-irradiated and individually wrapped or packed in sterile bags. - What material are your Petri dishes made from?
They are manufactured from high-clarity, medical-grade polystyrene (PS), ideal for microscopic observation and cell growth. - Do you offer vented and non-vented lids?
Yes, both types are available. Vented lids improve gas exchange, while non-vented types reduce contamination risk. - Are the dishes stackable?
Yes, OBObio Petri dishes have stacking rings to ensure stability during incubation and storage. - Can these dishes be used for anaerobic culture?
Non-vented Petri dishes are more suitable for anaerobic environments when combined with appropriate incubation systems. - Is OEM customization available?
Yes, we support OEM orders with custom labeling, packaging, and even color-coded lids upon request. - How are the dishes packaged?
We offer bulk packs and sterile blister packs. Packaging can be tailored to your distribution or lab protocol needs. - Are your Petri dishes reusable?
OBObio Petri dishes are single-use disposable types for sterile laboratory environments.
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Disposable Petri Dishes Buyer Guide
Petri dish buyers should confirm sterility, dish diameter, vented or non-vented lid, optical clarity, flatness, packaging, sleeve quantity, and carton protection before bulk orders.
Specifications Buyers Should Confirm
| Format | Common culture dish formats for microbiology, food testing, environmental testing, and teaching labs. |
| Sterility | Sterile packaging and lot traceability are important for culture workflows. |
| Lid design | Vented or non-vented lids affect airflow, condensation, and incubation behavior. |
| Packaging | Sleeve packaging, sterile packs, carton quantity, and OEM label options. |
Applications and Buyer Types
- Microbiology labs need sterile dishes with consistent lid fit and flat culture surface.
- Food testing labs should prioritize contamination control and lot traceability.
- Distributors should check sleeve quantity, carton strength, and private label requirements.
Packaging, MOQ, OEM, and Documentation Notes
Buyers should request samples from the same mold family intended for bulk supply. Dish flatness, lid fit, clarity, and packaging protection influence both workflow reliability and resale quality.
Supplier Questions Before Ordering
- Is the dish sterile, and how is sterility protected by packaging?
- Does the lid design fit the incubation workflow?
- Are sleeve quantity and carton dimensions suitable for distribution?
- Can the supplier support repeat mold and packaging consistency?
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FAQ
Should buyers choose vented or non-vented dishes?
It depends on incubation and condensation control. Buyers should match dish type to the microbiology workflow.
Are sterile Petri dishes always required?
Many microbiology workflows require sterile dishes, while teaching or non-sensitive use may not.
Can Petri dishes be private labeled?
Yes. OEM packaging should be approved with label wording, carton format, and MOQ before production.
Request a quote: Share your required specification, quantity, destination country, packaging format, and documentation needs. OBObio will help match the product configuration for your workflow.
