Product Description
I. Overview
The PTFE Petri dish is manufactured from high-purity PTFE resin through
cold pressing and high-temperature sintering. It consists of a lid and a base
with a smooth, rounded bottom that retains no residue. The polished surface
is non-wetting and non-stick.
PTFE offers excellent high/low temperature resistance and chemical resistance,
and is autoclavable. Petri dishes are widely used for inoculation, streaking,
bacterial culture, and bacterial isolation — especially for film formation
experiments and corrosive sample handling.
Available in sizes from 30mm to 120mm, widely used in microbiology, materials
science, pharmaceutical, and environmental testing industries.
II. Core Performance Parameters
- Purity: High-purity PTFE with ultra-low metal leaching (Pb, U < 0.01ppb)
- Operating Temperature: -196℃ ~ 260℃, short-term up to 300℃
- Chemical Resistance: Resistant to HF, aqua regia, concentrated H₂SO₄, HNO₃, strong alkalis, and organic solvents
- Surface Properties: Smooth, non-wetting, non-stick, easy to clean
- Sterilization: Autoclave (121℃, 15-20min)
III. Material & Workmanship
Manufactured from imported high-purity PTFE resin, precision cold-pressed in molds,
and sintered in high-temperature furnaces — ensuring dense structure, smooth surface,
and bubble-free finish. The bottom is polished for exceptional surface flatness.
All products are assembled and packaged in cleanroom environments to ensure
contamination-free surfaces.