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Taylor-Wharton is an American cryogenic storage and gas equipment manufacturer, originally founded in 1742 as a blacksmith shop in High Bridge, New Jersey, and now headquartered in Baytown, United States, as part of Air Water Inc. of Japan. The company produces cryogenic liquid storage vessels, cryogenic dewars, LN2 freezers, liquid cylinders, bulk storage tanks, LNG storage and regasification systems, and compressed gas cylinders. Its product lines include the K Series cryostorage systems, the LS Series, the CryoStar Series, the CX Series, and the MicroBulk range. On Questpair, 150 Taylor-Wharton items are listed by 9 verified suppliers and distributors across 4 countries.
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Taylor-Wharton is an American cryogenic storage and gas equipment manufacturer headquartered in Baytown, United States. The company traces its origins to 1742, when it began as a blacksmith shop in High Bridge, New Jersey, and over the following centuries it developed into a producer of high-pressure gas cylinders and cryogenic equipment. It is now part of Air Water Inc. of Japan. Its primary categories are cryogenic liquid storage, cryogenic dewars, LN2 freezers, liquid cylinders, bulk storage tanks, LNG storage and regasification systems, and compressed gas cylinders. The equipment serves laboratory sample preservation at one end of its range and industrial gas supply at the other. On Questpair, 150 Taylor-Wharton items are listed by 9 verified suppliers and distributors across 4 countries.
Taylor-Wharton cryogenic storage product lines
The product lines divide along scale and purpose. The K Series cryostorage systems and the CryoStar Series are built for biological sample storage, the large nitrogen-cooled freezers that hold racked vials and straws. These are the vessels used for cryopreservation in cell banking and biobanking: liquid nitrogen freezers maintain cell lines, stem cells, and primary cultures at temperatures low enough to arrest biological activity, which makes them standard equipment in cell culture laboratories, tissue banks, and the sample repositories that support molecular biology and genomics research. A liquid nitrogen dewar is also used for long-term storage of reproductive material and for the transport of frozen samples between sites.
The LS Series covers liquid cylinders, pressurised vessels that store and dispense liquefied gas. The CX Series and the XT Series extend the storage and dewar range across further capacities and hold-time ratings. The MicroBulk range sits between cylinder supply and full bulk storage, aimed at sites whose consumption outgrows individual cylinders but does not warrant a large fixed tank. The CryoLNG line addresses liquefied natural gas storage and regasification, which is the industrial end of the catalogue rather than the laboratory end. Across the lines, the defining specifications are capacity, static evaporation rate, and working pressure, and these are what a buyer matches to an application.
How Taylor-Wharton equipment is listed on Questpair?
The catalogue reflects the full span of the brand. Smaller dewars and laboratory freezers sit alongside liquid cylinders and bulk tanks, so the price band is correspondingly wide. Listings run from EUR 105 to EUR 54.890, with an average of EUR 3.720. The low figure corresponds to portable laboratory vessels and accessories; the high figure corresponds to bulk storage and large liquid cylinder systems.
Condition is recorded as new or used. Of the catalogue, 71 percent of the listings are used. Used and refurbished vessels are listed at lower prices than new, which is the difference a buyer weighs when deciding between them. For a used cryogenic vessel the practical check is the vacuum insulation, since a degraded vacuum jacket shortens hold time, so a buyer should read the stated evaporation rate and hold time for the individual listing.
Where a warranty is needed, it is arranged in consultation for the specific listing rather than set as a blanket term. Parts can be sourced via Questpair. For manuals and documentation, a buyer can contact Questpair and specialists respond within one hour. With 9 suppliers listing across 4 countries, the Questpair catalogue gives both laboratory and industrial buyers a single place to compare capacities, conditions, and prices across the Taylor-Wharton range.
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Our take based on listings data and supplier feedback
Taylor-Wharton occupies a specific niche in laboratory and industrial supply: the storage and handling of liquefied gases at cryogenic temperatures. The equipment covers the range from small laboratory dewars that hold liquid nitrogen for sample preservation through to bulk tanks and regasification systems that serve industrial gas supply. For a buyer, the first question is usually scale, and the catalogue answers it across a wide spread.
The depth of the sample storage inventory is the most immediately useful feature for research buyers. Cryogenic freezers for biological material, often called LN2 freezers, hold vials and straws in racked systems submerged in or suspended above liquid nitrogen. These are the vessels used in cell banking, where cultures are preserved in liquid nitrogen at temperatures below minus 150 degrees Celsius for cryopreservation of cell lines, primary cells, and other biological samples. The K Series cryostorage systems and the CryoStar Series fall into this group. Alongside the large freezers sit the smaller dewars, which cover routine laboratory work and short-term transport. Across these formats, 150 items are listed, which gives a buyer comparing capacities and inventory configurations a realistic field to choose from rather than a single option.
Price spread is the second thing worth examining, because cryogenic storage covers several orders of magnitude in capacity. Listings run from EUR 105 to EUR 54.890, with an average of EUR 3.720. The low end reflects small portable dewars and accessories, while the high end reflects bulk storage tanks and larger liquid cylinder systems. A buyer sizing a purchase against a freezer bank or a bulk supply line can see where a given configuration sits within that band before narrowing the search.
Condition is the third consideration, and here the used stock is substantial. Of the catalogue, 71 percent of the listings are used. For cryogenic vessels this matters in a particular way, because vacuum-insulated dewars and freezers depend on an intact vacuum jacket to hold their rated static evaporation rate, so a used unit should be assessed on hold time and vacuum integrity rather than on cosmetic condition alone. Used units are listed at lower prices than new, which is the price difference a buyer weighs when a new vessel is not required. Where warranty matters for a used purchase, it is arranged in consultation for the specific listing, so that question is settled against the individual unit rather than assumed.
Taken together, the catalogue reflects what Taylor-Wharton actually builds: a continuum from laboratory-scale nitrogen storage through industrial bulk and LNG handling. A research buyer will concentrate on the dewar and freezer end; an industrial gas buyer on the liquid cylinders and bulk tanks. The listings from 9 suppliers across 4 countries cover both ends, which makes the brand pages a practical starting point for either.
**Deep sample storage inventory**
Cryogenic dewars and LN2 freezers from Taylor-Wharton span bench-scale vials through bulk storage, with 150 listings available from 9 verified suppliers and distributors.
**Used stock available below new pricing**
Of the catalogue, 71 percent of the listings are used, giving buyers access to cryostorage systems at lower prices than new units.
**Wide price band across capacities**
Listings run from EUR 105 to EUR 54.890, covering small portable vessels through large liquid cylinders and bulk tanks.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find manuals and documentation for Taylor-Wharton cryogenic equipment?
Documentation for a specific Taylor-Wharton vessel can be requested through Questpair, where specialists respond within one hour. Because evaporation rates and hold times vary by model, ask for the paperwork tied to the exact listing you are considering.
How much does Taylor-Wharton equipment cost?
On Questpair, listings range from EUR 105 to EUR 54.890, with an average of EUR 3.720. The lower end reflects portable laboratory dewars and accessories, while the upper end covers bulk storage tanks and large liquid cylinder systems.
What's the difference between a refurbished and a used Taylor-Wharton dewar?
Both are listed at lower prices than new units. A refurbished vessel has been reconditioned before listing, while a used one is sold as it comes, so for either you should read the stated vacuum insulation condition, evaporation rate, and hold time on the individual listing.
Is there a warranty on Taylor-Wharton vessels bought through Questpair?
A warranty is often possible and is arranged in consultation for the specific listing rather than applied as a fixed term across the catalogue. Terms depend on the condition and seller of the individual item.
Is Taylor-Wharton equipment suitable for clinical and research use?
The K Series and CryoStar Series liquid nitrogen freezers are built for biological sample storage, holding racked vials and straws at cryogenic temperatures for cell banking, biobanking, and tissue repositories. A liquid nitrogen dewar from these lines is also used for storing reproductive material and transporting frozen samples between sites.
How long does a Taylor-Wharton cryogenic vessel last?
Service life depends chiefly on the vacuum insulation jacket, since a degraded vacuum shortens hold time and raises evaporation. For a used vessel, the stated evaporation rate and hold time on the listing are the practical indicators of remaining performance.
Can I get spare parts for a Taylor-Wharton dewar or freezer?
Parts can be sourced via Questpair. When requesting them, specify the series and model so the correct components for that capacity and pressure rating are matched.
What are the alternatives to Taylor-Wharton for cryogenic storage?
The alternative depends on the vessel class you need. For sample-storage nitrogen freezers the comparison is with makers of racked cryopreservation systems, for liquid cylinders and bulk tanks it is with industrial gas equipment manufacturers, and the specifications to match are capacity, static evaporation rate, and working pressure.
What is the lead time for Taylor-Wharton equipment?
Lead time is set by the individual supplier and the condition of the item, so a used dewar already in stock ships faster than a configured bulk system. Questpair lists 9 suppliers across 4 countries, and you can confirm availability against the specific listing.
Is there a difference between parts and spares when ordering?
In practice both refer to replacement components for a vessel, such as seals, valves, or dispensing fittings, and both can be sourced via Questpair. Give the series and model number so the right item is identified regardless of which word you use.
Do Taylor-Wharton listings ship internationally?
Suppliers list across 4 countries, so cross-border shipping is available depending on the seller. Bulk storage tanks and large liquid cylinders carry heavier freight and handling requirements than portable laboratory dewars, which affects shipping on the larger items.
Which Taylor-Wharton product lines exist and how do they differ?
The K Series and CryoStar Series are nitrogen-cooled freezers for biological sample storage; the LS Series covers liquid cylinders for storing and dispensing liquefied gas. The CX Series and XT Series extend the dewar and storage range across further capacities and hold times, the MicroBulk range sits between cylinder supply and fixed bulk storage, and the CryoLNG line handles liquefied natural gas storage and regasification.
Which types of Taylor-Wharton equipment are actually listed, and in what condition?
The catalogue includes cryogenic storage dewars, liquid nitrogen dewars, cryogenic storage systems, cryogenic storage vessels, cryogenic freezers, and cryogenic containers. Condition is recorded as new or used, with 71 percent of the listings used; each listing states its own evaporation rate and hold time.
What separates the cheapest Taylor-Wharton listings from the most expensive?
Price tracks capacity and vessel class. The lowest figures are portable laboratory dewars and accessories, the highest are bulk storage tanks and large liquid cylinder systems, and between them sit the sample-storage freezers and MicroBulk units, with capacity, evaporation rate, and working pressure driving the difference.
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