Laboratory Microplate

The handling and storage of thousands or even millions of samples in the laboratory are facilitated by the upscaling from single tubes or vessels to plates with 96 or even 384 wells. The significance of high-throughput screening or storage is increasing. The same is true for the secure and distinctive identification of your samples.

The utilization of barcodes for plate identification is advised for the purpose of optimizing sample identification at the bench, in the automated liquid handling system, or for the purpose of ensuring safe long-term storage and efficient space utilization in ULT freezers. The SafeCode system for Eppendorf Plates is a three-level coding system that is designed to ensure the safe identification of samples using barcodes.

Safe sample identification is facilitated by Eppendorf Plates with SafeCode, which utilize the 3-level coding of the SafeCode system (datamatrix code, linear barcode, and clear writing/human readable). The plates are suitable for a wide variety of applications, including PCR, MTP, and DWP. SafeCode plates are the optimal solution for the most stringent sample safety, management, and tracking requirements in contemporary high-density sample handling. The online dataport offers supplementary information regarding your sample plate, which is determined by the unique plate code.input:
output:Are you attempting to encode the label of your vessel?Every laboratory member concurs that “vessels must be labeled.” In reality, you will always discover some vessels in your refrigerator or freezer that are either unlabeled or unreadable. It is advisable to implement clear labeling in order to ensure that reading is as effortless and dependable as possible for all individuals. The minimum requirement for safe reading is that vessels have printed labels in plain writing. Barcoding is an additional step toward the rapid and secure identification of samples.