Well plates are integral to modern chemistry laboratories, offering a versatile platform for various experimental setups. For instance, in combinatorial chemistry chemical synthesis methods make it possible to prepare a large number (up to even millions) of compositions in a single process. Well plates enable the simultaneous synthesis of multiple chemical compounds, streamlining the discovery of new molecules. In molecular biology used for applications like PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) and ELISA (Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay) ​​a method involving a plate for testing and measuring soluble materials like peptides, proteins, antibodies, and hormones, where multiple samples can be processed concurrently. In drug discovery and pharmaceutical research, well plates facilitate high-throughput screening, allowing researchers to rapidly test thousands of compounds for their biological activity. Crucial in environmental testing and clinical diagnostics, where it assists in the rapid analysis of numerous samples for pollutants, pathogens, or biomarkers. The design and structure of well plates, including their ability to accommodate various volumes and the availability of different SBS well sizes and counts, make them adaptable to a wide range of scientific inquiries, enhancing both the efficiency and scalability of research endeavors.