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CELLTREAT Cell and Tissue Culture Labware Table of Contents Table of Contents Tissue and Suspension Culture Flasks .................................................. 1 Flask Caps and Cell Strainers ............................................................... 2 Tissue Culture Dishes ............................................................................. 3 Multiwell Plates, Treated and Non-Treated .....................................4-5 Chambered Cell Culture Slides ........................................................... 6 Bio-reaction Tubes .............................................................................6-7 Fernbach and Erlenmeyer Culture Flasks ........................................... 8 Roller Bottles and Square Media Bottles ............................................ 9 Cell Scrapers and Lifters ..................................................................... 10 Vacuum Filter Systems ........................................................................ 11 Solution Bottles .................................................................................... 11 Filter Adapters & Centrifuge Tube Filters .......................................... 12 Syringe Filters ........................................................................................ 13 Petri-Dishes ........................................................................................... 14 Inoculating Loops, Needles and Cell Spreaders ............................. 15 Pipets and Reagent Reservoirs .....................................................16-21 Centrifuge Tubes ............................................................................22-25 Permanent Markers............................................................................. 25 CHEMGLASS Life Sciences is proud to offer the CELLTREAT® brand because of CELLTREAT Scientific Products’ commitment to quality, innovation and cost control - all important factors to us and our customers. Together we are dedicated to providing quality cell culture and liquid handling products, exceptional customer service and measurable value to the scientific research community. CELLTREAT believes that innovation is a critical component to providing exceptional customer service. The CELLTREAT product offering includes many products with unique and differentiated features that can only be found under the CELLTREAT brand name. They strive to bring new products to market quickly without sacrificing quality and at a price that represents real value to our customers. Trademarks CELLTREAT is a registered trademark of CELLTREAT Scientific Products. Applikon is a registered trademark of Applikon Biotechnology, Inc. Broadley-James is a registered trademark of Broadley-James Corporation. Copyright 2017 by Chemglass Life Sciences, Vineland, NJ. US and Canada: T 1.800.843.1794 • F 1.800.922.4361 Tissue and Suspension Culture Flasks CELLTREAT ® Suspension and Tissue Culture Flasks CELLTREAT ® suspension and tissue culture flasks are Flask surfaces are flat and free from striations to provide manufactured in accordance with ISO 9001:2000 quality improved transparency. An innovative angled neck design management systems, with USP class VI materials, in a offers excellent pipet and cell scraper access. Flasks class 100,000 clean room. This attention to quality and include engraved graduations on two sides and ridges for detail ensures the performance and consistency you easy stacking. demand for your cell and tissue culture work. CLS-2405 & 2406 TISSUE CULTURE FLASKS, STERILE The tissue culture surface treatment used for CELLTREAT ® products creates a negatively charged hydrophilic surface ideal for consistent cell attachment. Growth surfaces are flat and free from striation to maximize usable growth area and transparency. Flasks are available in six sizes: 12.5cm2, 25cm2, 75cm2, 182cm2, 300cm2 and 225cm2 with two cap styles. Plug seal caps can provide a closed system or allow gas exchange with a one quarter turn of the cap. Vent caps contain a 0.22µm hydrophobic membrane filter to allow gas exchange and minimize the risk of contamination. All tissue culture flasks listed are tissue culture surface treated and sterile (gamma irradiated). Cap Flask Pack Case Reg. SALE Part Number Description / Growth Area Styles Volume Qty. Qty. Price PRICE CLS-2406-125 NEW ► Tissue Culture Flask / 12.5cm2 Vent 25mL 10 200 203.00 162.40 ♣ CLS-2406-250 Tissue Culture Flask / 25cm2 Vent 50mL 10 200 214.00 171.20 ♣ CLS-2406-750 Tissue Culture Flask / 75cm2 Vent 250mL 5 100 205.00 164.00 ♣ CLS-2406-182 Tissue Culture Flask / 182cm2 Vent 600mL 5 40 178.00 142.40 ♣ CLS-2406-225 NEW ► Tissue Culture Flask / 225cm2 Vent 700mL 5 25 140.00 112.00 ♣ CLS-2406-300 NEW ► Tissue Culture Flask / 300cm2 Vent 1250mL 3 18 192.00 153.60 ♣ CLS-2405-125 Tissue Culture Flask / 12.5cm2 Plug Seal 25mL 10 200 190.00 152.00 ♣ CLS-2405-250 Tissue Culture Flask / 25cm2 Plug Seal 50mL 10 200 200.00 160.00 ♣ CLS-2405-750 Tissue Culture Flask / 75cm2 Plug Seal 250mL 5 100 195.00 156.00 ♣ CLS-2405-182 Tissue Culture Flask / 182cm2 Plug Seal 600mL 5 40 168.00 134.40 ♣ CLS-2405-225 NEW ► Tissue Culture Flask / 225cm2 Plug Seal 700mL 5 25 130.00 104.00 ♣ CLS-2405-300 Tissue Culture Flask / 300cm2 Plug Seal 1250mL 3 18 181.00 144.80 ♣ CLS-2408 SUSPENSION CULTURE FLASKS, STERILE Suspension culture flasks are not tissue culture treated. The surface is hydrophobic and does not facilitate cell attachment. Flasks are available in five sizes: 25mL, 50mL, 250mL, 600mL and 850mL. Vent caps contain 0.22µm hydrophobic membrane filters to allow gas exchange and minimize the risk of contamination. All suspension culture flasks are supplied sterile (gamma irradiated). Cap Pack Case Reg. SALE Part Number Description / Volume Styles Qty. Qty. Price PRICE CLS-2408-125 Suspension Culture Flask / 25mL Vent 10 200 180.00 144.00 ♣ CLS-2408-250 Suspension Culture Flask / 50mL Vent 10 200 191.00 152.80 ♣ CLS-2408-750 Suspension Culture Flask / 250mL Vent 5 100 178.00 142.40 ♣ CLS-2408-182 Suspension Culture Flask / 600mL Vent 5 40 162.00 129.60 ♣ CLS-2408-300 NEW ► Suspension Culture Flask / 850mL Vent 3 18 170.00 136.00 ♣ [email protected] • www.cglifesciences.com ♣ CELLTREAT Product Line 1 Flask Caps and Cell Strainers CLS-2410 FLASK CAPS, PLUG SEAL AND VENTED, STERILE Caps for Tissue Culture and Suspension Culture Flasks • Solid or vented • Vented caps feature 0.22µm hydrophobic membrane for gas exchange • Packaged sterile (gamma irradiated), 5 per bag Pkg. Reg. SALE Part Number Description Qty Price PRICE CLS-2410-P01 Flask Cap, Plug Seal, Sterile, Fits 12.5 & 25cm², 25 & 50mL 5 8.00 6.40 ♣ CLS-2410-P02 Flask Cap, Plug Seal, Sterile, Fits 75 & 182cm², 250 & 600mL 5 8.00 6.40 ♣ CLS-2410-V01 Flask Cap, Vented, Sterile, Fits 12.5 & 25cm², 25 & 50mL 5 10.00 8.00 ♣ CLS-2410-V02 Flask Cap, Vented, Sterile, Fits 75 & 182cm², 250 & 600mL 5 10.00 8.00 ♣ CLS-2411-P01 Flask Cap, Plug Seal, Sterile, Fits 75cm² and 250mL 5 8.00 6.40 ♣ CLS-2411-P02 Flask Cap, Plug Seal, Sterile, Fits 182cm² and 600mL 5 8.00 6.40 ♣ CLS-2411-V01 Flask Cap, Vented, Sterile, Fits 75cm² and 250mL 5 10.00 8.00 ♣ CLS-2411-V02 Flask Cap, Vented, Sterile, Fits 182cm² and 600mL 5 10.00 8.00 ♣ CLS-2007 CELL STRAINERS AND PESTLE, STERILE CELLTREAT® cell strainers can be used for many applications including isolating cells and removing clumps or debris from cell suspensions. Strainers are compatible with CELLTREAT brand and other standard 50mL centrifuge tubes. All are packaged sterile (gamma irradiated). Cell Strainers • Elongated lip on housing extends beyond edge of centrifuge tube enabling aseptic handling with forceps • Extended gripping tab on housing for easy handling • Compatible with standard 50mL centrifuge tubes • Polypropylene housing with nylon mesh filter • Available in three porosities: 40, 70 & 100µm • Color coded by mesh porosity for easy identification • Available individually wrapped in paper / plastic wrappers or bulk bags Cell Strainer Pestles • Convex pestle head features a molded textured surface to better manipulate material in the cell strainer • Packaged sterile (gamma irradiated), individually wrapped in peel-to-open paper / plastic wrapper Case Reg. SALE Part Number Description Color Qty. Price PRICE CLS-2007-001 40μm, Cell Strainer, Individually Wrapped Blue 50 105.00 84.00 ♣ CLS-2007-003 40μm, Cell Strainer, 10 ea. Bulk Packed/Bag Blue 50 101.00 80.80 ♣ CLS-2007-005 70μm, Cell Strainer, Individually Wrapped White 50 105.00 84.00 ♣ CLS-2007-007 70μm, Cell Strainer, 10 ea. Bulk Packed/Bag White 50 101.00 80.80 ♣ CLS-2007-009 100μm, Cell Strainer, Individually Wrapped Yellow 50 105.00 84.00 ♣ CLS-2007-011 100μm, Cell Strainer, 10 ea. Bulk Packed/Bag Yellow 50 101.00 80.80 ♣ CLS-2007-020 Pestle, Cell Strainer, 5.5” Length -- 50 44.00 35.20 ♣ US and Canada: T 1.800.843.1794 • F 1.800.922.4361 ♣ CELLTREAT Product Line 2 Tissue Culture Dishes CLS-1805 TISSUE CULTURE DISHES, STERILE CELLTREAT® tissue culture dishes and plates are manufactured under the most stringent conditions in order to ensure the integrity of your tissue and cell culture work. The class 100,000 clean room, USP class VI virgin polystyrene, and ISO 9001:2000 quality management systems all contribute to the consistent tissue and cell culture performance of our products. The tissue culture surface treatment used for CELLTREAT® products produces a negatively charged, hydrophilic surface for consistent cell attachment. Growth surfaces are flat and free from striation to maximize usable growth area and transparency. Uniformly molded plastic
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