A Petri dish is a small, plate-shaped laboratory dish, usually made of plastic, used for growing and observing microorganisms in a laboratory setting. It is used to conduct a variety of biological, genetic and microbiological experiments.
A station for collecting Petri dishes using a Cartesian robot, operates in an ISO 8 class clean room. It is distinguished by a closed housing that allows easy cleaning and prevents dirt from entering the robot’s interior to the receiving station. Adapting the dimensions of the robot to the station and room guarantees maintaining high quality and efficiency of production.
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