Cell Culture Plates and Flasks

At Astor Scientific, we understand the critical role that cell culture plates and flasks play in your research. Whether you're growing mammalian cells, stem cells, or microorganisms, you need reliable, contaminant-free surfaces that support healthy, consistent cell growth.

Our collection includes a wide variety of multiwell plates, treated flasks, and growth vessels designed for various culture environments. Every item is manufactured under strict quality control to support both everyday experiments and high-stakes scientific research.

From basic 6-well plates to specialized flasks for large-scale culturing, our product range is trusted by academic labs, pharmaceutical teams, and biotechnology researchers across the U.S.

Designed for Optimal Cell Growth and Attachment

The success of your work often depends on the precision of your tools. That’s why our cell culture plates are engineered with surface treatments that promote uniform cell attachment, spreading, and growth.

We offer both tissue culture-treated and non-treated plates for various applications, including:

• Adherent cell lines
• Suspension cultures
• Primary cell isolation
• High-throughput screening

The cell culture plate surface area is clearly labeled in every product description, making it easier for researchers to scale experiments accurately and maintain reproducibility. From 6 to 384-well formats, our range supports everything from small pilot studies to automated workflows.

Choose From a Full Range of Formats and Materials

Our inventory includes multiple configurations to suit your research setup:

Culture Plates

• 6, 12, 24, 48, 96, and 384-well formats
• Clear, black, or white options for microscopy or fluorescence assays
• Flat, U-bottom, and V-bottom wells available

Cell Culture Flasks

• T25, T75, T175 flasks with vented or filter caps
• Angled necks for easier pipetting
• Sterile, pyrogen-free, and individually wrapped

Each item is packaged for convenience and sterility, ensuring a contamination-free environment that protects your cultures throughout the process.

For Academic, Biotech, and Pharmaceutical Labs

Astor Scientific supplies cell culture plates and flasks online to labs across industries, including education, pharma, life sciences, and clinical research. Whether you’re studying genetic expression, drug efficacy, or immune response, we have the vessels you need.

Our products are also compatible with robotic systems, liquid handlers, and incubators used in high-throughput labs. All plate materials are made from USP-grade polystyrene, ensuring chemical resistance and optical clarity when viewing under microscopes.

We also offer bulk pricing and institutional support for universities and contract research organizations.

Supportive Reagents and Lab Chemicals

Along with growth vessels, your workflow depends on trusted lab chemicals to maintain sterility, balance pH, and support metabolic activity. We provide buffers, enzymes, and media additives that complement our culture systems.

From trypsin solutions to PBS and serum supplements, you can source all essential materials from one platform. Our curated product bundles make it easy to restock the basics or get started with new culture types.

Quality You Can See Under the Microscope

Our commitment to quality is visible in every detail—from the clarity of the plastic to the consistency of cell adherence across wells. Each cell culture plate and flask undergoes strict testing to ensure it meets performance standards for:

• Sterility (validated through gamma irradiation or ethylene oxide)
• Non-pyrogenicity
• Surface energy and hydrophilicity
• Optical transparency for imaging

Whether you're culturing primary human cells or working with immortalized lines, the quality of your tools directly affects the reliability of your results. That’s why we stock only research-grade products.

Save Time with Bulk Packs and Custom Kits

Managing inventory in busy labs can be a challenge. That’s why we offer convenient multi-pack options and custom kits that combine plates, flasks, and complementary items like pipettes and reagents.

Our team can also help you design product bundles based on your specific applications—whether you’re planning to culture cells for long-term experiments or high-throughput screening.

Fast U.S. Shipping and Real-Time Inventory

Ordering cell culture gear has never been easier. At Astor Scientific, you can explore cell culture plates and flasks online and receive fast shipping from our U.S.-based warehouses.

With live stock updates and detailed product information on every page, you’ll know exactly what you’re getting before you buy. We prioritize reliable, accurate delivery and offer support before and after the sale.

Need help choosing the right format or compatibility details? Our technical support team is just one message away.

Why Researchers Trust Astor Scientific?

We’re more than a supplier—we’re a partner in your research journey. Every product in this collection is carefully chosen for its:

• High-quality surface coatings
• Sterility and compliance
• Versatile design for various cell types
• Compatibility with standard lab protocols

Our products are trusted by labs conducting stem cell research, gene editing, immunology, and regenerative medicine. Whether you’re in discovery, testing, or scale-up mode, we’re here to support your team with tools that perform.

Start Culturing with Confidence

Explore Astor Scientific’s full collection of cell culture plates and flasks designed for consistent, reproducible outcomes in every experiment. From early-stage R&D to advanced biotech workflows, our catalog is built to help scientists like you work faster and smarter.

Shop now and experience the difference of dependable labware engineered for cell culture success.

FAQs

Can cell culture plates be sprayed with ethanol?

Yes, you can lightly spray the outside of sealed cell culture plates with 70% ethanol to reduce surface contamination. However, avoid spraying inside the wells, as ethanol can harm cells and disrupt the culture environment.

Can I use a cell culture plate for ELISA?

Yes, cell culture plates can be used for ELISA if they are high-binding and compatible with your assay type. However, ELISA plates are specially designed to maximize protein adsorption, so using a dedicated ELISA plate often yields more consistent results.

Can we take liquid culture cells and grow them on an agar plate?

Yes, liquid culture cells can be plated onto agar to isolate colonies or assess viability. Simply dilute the liquid culture, pipette it onto the agar surface, and spread evenly using a sterile spreader. The method is commonly used in microbiology for bacterial and yeast cultures.