384-Well Plates – High-Throughput Precision

Optimized for high-throughput screening (HTS), cell-based assays, and analytical readouts. Manufactured to ANSI/SLAS standards for seamless automation.

At innoME GmbH, our 384-well microplates deliver consistent optical performance and tight tolerances for reproducible results—whether you run absorbance, fluorescence/luminescence, or cell-based assays at scale. Choose PS or COC, TC-treated or untreated, with glass or film bottoms to match your detection method and throughput needs.

Why 384-Well with innoME?

  • Automation-ready: ANSI/SLAS footprint; compatible with major liquid handlers and readers.
  • Material choice: PS for cell culture & visible optics; COC for low autofluorescence and wider UV/VIS (≈200–900 nm).
  • Surface options: TC-treated (adherent cells) or untreated (suspension/coatings).
  • Optical bottoms: Glass (e.g., 170–175 µm) or film for imaging & HCS.
  • Consistent geometry: Uniform wall/bottom thickness for reliable pathlength and Z-height.
  • German QA & fast delivery: Stock held in Germany; OEM production on request.

Recommended Use Cases

  • High-Throughput Screening (HTS) and assay miniaturization
  • Fluorescence & luminescence assays (choose black/white body)
  • UV/VIS absorbance (prefer COC for extended UV range)
  • Cell culture & imaging (TC-treated + glass bottom for high-NA microscopy)
  • qPCR/enzymatic kinetics (uniform pathlength and low background)

Technical Overview

  • Format: 384-well, standard footprint (ANSI/SLAS)
  • Well geometry: Flat bottom (FB) or options per application
  • Working volume: ~25–120 µL (typical)
  • Materials: PS (polystyrene) or COC (cyclo-olefin copolymer)
  • Bottom options: Standard polymer, glass, or optical film
  • Surface: Untreated / TC-treated / special coatings on request
  • Sterility: Sterile or non-sterile
  • Color options: Clear / black (fluorescence) / white (luminescence)
  • Packaging: 10 / 25 / 50 plates per pack

Materials & Surfaces—How to Choose

  • PS (Polystyrene): Excellent visible-range clarity; widely used for cell culture (TC-treated).
  • COC: Low autofluorescence, chemical resistance, UV transparency to ≈200 nm—ideal for analytical optics.
  • Glass bottom (≈170–175 µm): High NA imaging, confocal/HCS, precise focus.
  • Film bottom: Cost-effective optical option for screening at scale.


Not sure which variant fits your reader or assay?

Our team will align plate specs to your instrument and workflow.

OEM & Custom Production

Scale your platform with custom plates:

  • Private label (branding, labeling, packaging)
  • Custom colors & markings (orientation keys, barcodes)
  • Coatings (collagen, PDL, low-adhesion/MPC for spheroids)
  • Hybrid builds (glass/film bottoms)
  • Sensor integration (e.g., impedance electrodes, TEER)
  • Prototype → tool → series (incl. 3D/rapid & prototype molding; typical tool lead time ≈ 3 months)


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OEM Service

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Production Process & Lead Time

We manufacture every product precisely according to your drawings and performance requirements:


1️⃣ Inquiry: Define your requirements (format, material, surface, quantity)
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 Consultation & planning: Technical review and design validation
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 Quotation: Detailed cost overview including tooling, samples, and serial production
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 Prototyping: 3D-printed parts (~80% final geometry) or prototype molding (~95%, up to 1,000 shots)
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 Tooling: Aluminum or stainless-steel molds (lead time ~3 months)
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 Sampling & approval: Optical and dimensional testing, plate-reader validation
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 Delivery: Serial production under QA control, shipped directly from our German facility


Standard versions are available from stock, OEM tooling within approx. 3 months.

FAQ

Yes—our plates follow ANSI/SLAS dimensions for compatibility with major readers (Tecan, BioTek, PerkinElmer, Agilent, etc.) and liquid handlers.

Use PS for TC-treated cell culture and visible-range assays; choose COC for low autofluorescence and UV/VIS to ~200 nm.

Black minimizes crosstalk in fluorescence; white maximizes signal in luminescence; clear for imaging/absorbance.

Yes—glass bottom (≈170–175 µm) for high-NA imaging/HCS; film is available for cost-effective optical workflows.

Absolutely—OEM/private label, coatings (TC, collagen, PDL, low-adhesion), barcodes, and sensor integration are available.