New generationof laboratory tools
Lab consumables made to clear standards, so your lab runs with more convenience, simplicity and reliability at a fair cost.
The standards behind a simple plastic tube
Ten lines for everyday lab work
From pipette tips to cell culture flasks, each line is built to clear material and sterility standards.
Instruments for the whole lab
Centrifuges, shakers, incubators, freezers and more, from everyday benchtop units to real-time PCR.
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We care about the people who use our products
Every tube, tip and plate ends up in a scientist's hands. We build our range around what makes their work easier and their results more reliable.
- 01Clear specifications
Materials, sterility and working temperatures are listed on every product page.
- 02Sterility you can check
Sterile lines are pyrogen free and DNase/RNase free, with gamma sterilisation to ISO 11137 where noted.
- 03Help from people who know labs
Not sure which tip, plate or membrane fits? Ask us and we will help you choose.
A better approach for lab tools
MODMAT offers lab scientists a new choice: consumables you can rely on, backed by clear, honest product knowledge.
Standards and certifications
The materials and processes behind our products follow recognised international standards.
Biocompatible plastic grade used for our polystyrene and polypropylene culture and storage ware.
International standard for gamma sterilisation, validated to SAL 10⁻⁶.
Plate footprint standard, so deep well, PCR and ELISA plates fit automated systems.
Sterile products are free of nucleases, pyrogens and endotoxins for clean results.
From the MODMAT blog
Centrifuge tubes that arrive in a rack: why it saves more than time
15 mL and 50 mL tubes are some of the most handled items in any lab. Here is what to know about them, and why rack-packed tubes make the bench calmer.
Why our serological pipettes come in all-plastic packs
Most serological pipettes are wrapped in paper-plastic pouches. Ours are packed in clear plastic and colour-coded by size. Here is why that matters in a busy culture room.
A tip box you can open with one hand
Your other hand is usually holding a pipette. Our tip boxes open with one press, so you never have to put it down.