Petri Dish

A Petri dish is a type of container used in laboratory settings that has a flat bottom and is typically cylindrical in shape. It is widely used in scientific fields such as microbiology and cell biology. Mostly made of glass or plastic, Petri dishes provide a suitable environment for the growth and development of microorganisms.

Named after the German bacteriologist Julius Richard Petri, the invention of the Petri dish was a revolutionary innovation in laboratory work. The Petri dish is considered a fundamental tool in a wide variety of scientific studies, including the examination, cultivation, and analysis of microorganisms and cell cultures.

150x15mm Petri Dish
120x15mm Petri Dish
90x15mm Divided Petri Dish
90x14mm Petri Dish
Rodak Petri Dish
60x15mm Petri Dish