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The Thermo Nalgene Cryo Box is designed for the secure storage of 1.5 mL centrifuge tubes in ultra-low temperature environments. Constructed from durable polycarbonate (PC), this box withstands temperatures ranging from -196°C to +121°C, making it suitable for storage in mechanical freezers or liquid nitrogen. The box features a foam material insert that holds the tubes securely, preventing movement and potential damage. Its vented design allows for rapid cooling and thawing of contents, and the box is autoclavable for decontamination purposes. The lid is equipped with a printed grid for easy inventory management and sample identification.
This Cryo Box is an essential tool for laboratories requiring reliable and organized storage of 15 mL centrifuge tubes in cryogenic conditions.
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5055-5015
Part Number
9.400 939
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
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8
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5055-5002
Part Number
7.510 010
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
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9
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5055-5005
Part Number
9.400 938
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
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9
Cryogenic boxes, PP, 133 x 133
It is designed for the secure storage of 1.5 mL centrifuge tubes in ultra-low temperature environments. Constructed from durable polycarbonate (PC), this box withstands temperatures ranging from -196°C to +121°C, making it suitable for storage in mechanical freezers or liquid nitrogen. The box features a foam material insert that holds the tubes securely, preventing movement and potential damage. Its vented design allows for rapid cooling and thawing of contents, and the box is autoclavable for decontamination purposes. The lid is equipped with a printed grid for easy inventory management and sample identification.
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