Volume: Determine the amount of sample you need to dispense and select a plate with the appropriate well volume.

Well, Shape: Choose between round or square wells, depending on the type of sample and the volume you need to dispense.

Material: Deep well plates can be made of polypropylene, polystyrene, or other materials, each with its own set of benefits and limitations.

Sterilization Method: Consider whether you need a sterile plate and choose a plate that can be sterilized using your preferred methods, such as autoclaving or gamma irradiation.

Compatibility with Equipment: Ensure the plate is compatible with your liquid handling equipment and other laboratory tools.

High Sample Capacity: Deep well plates have large wells that can hold a significant amount of sample, allowing you to maximize your sample usage.

Space-saving: The compact design of deep well plates allows you to store and transport large amounts of samples in a small space.

Improved Sample Handling: The deep well design makes it easier to handle delicate or viscous samples, reducing the risk of spillage or contamination.

Increased Sample Stability: The deep well design helps to protect samples from evaporation and light, helping to maintain sample stability over time.

Versatility: Deep well plates are compatible with a wide range of laboratory equipment and techniques, making them a versatile choice for a variety of applications.

Cost-effective: Deep well plates are an economical choice for high-throughput applications as they provide a large sample capacity in a compact, space-saving design.