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Taylor-Wharton LD35 liquid nitrogen storage dewar with 35 L capacity and liquid withdrawal system for laboratory liquid nitrogen storage.
The Taylor-Wharton LD35 liquid nitrogen storage dewar is a vacuum-insulated cryogenic vessel for laboratory liquid nitrogen storage and dispensing.
A liquid withdrawal system is included. It adds liquid nitrogen dispensing capability to the storage vessel.
The unit is used and has a 35 L liquid nitrogen capacity. Static holding time is approximately 152 days, with a normal evaporation rate of approximately 0.23 L per day.
The Taylor-Wharton LD35 is a liquid nitrogen storage dewar for laboratory liquid nitrogen storage in biotechnology and life sciences laboratories. Its vacuum-insulated cryogenic vessel design supports storage and dispensing applications.
The used unit includes a liquid withdrawal system for dispensing liquid nitrogen from the dewar.
The 64 mm neck opening provides access to the vessel while retaining the thermal performance described for the dewar. This opening size also accommodates the included liquid withdrawal equipment.
The approximately 152 day static holding time supports extended liquid nitrogen storage between replenishment intervals. The approximately 0.23 L per day normal evaporation rate quantifies liquid nitrogen loss during storage.
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Last updated 5 November 2026
€750 sits in the middle range cryogenics here.
