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ICB LD5 5 L Liquid Nitrogen Storage Dewar

UsedICBCryogenicsNetherlands

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Product Type
Storage Dewar
Capacity
5 L
Neck Opening Diameter
142 mm
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Specifications 5

Brands
ICB
New/Used
Used
Product Type
Storage Dewar
Capacity
5 L
Neck Opening Diameter
142 mm

Product description

5 L liquid nitrogen storage dewar with 6-day static holding time and 142 mm neck diameter.

The ICB LD5 liquid nitrogen storage dewar is a 5 L cryogenic storage vessel designed for laboratory handling and storage of liquid nitrogen. Its vacuum-insulated construction supports a static holding time of up to 6 days, with an evaporation rate of 0.77.

  • Liquid nitrogen capacity: 5 L
  • Static holding time: 6 days
  • Evaporation rate: 0.77
  • Neck opening diameter: 142 mm
  • Overall dimensions: 193 mm diameter × 445 mm high
  • Empty weight: 3.1 kg
  • Specified weight: 7.2 kg
  • Body construction: Ribbed, high-strength aluminum
  • Insulation: High-performance vacuum insulation
  • Closure: Lightweight snap-on cap
  • Handling: Large integrated handle
  • Application: Liquid nitrogen storage for laboratory, biotechnology, biobanking, and cryogenic sample workflows

The ICB LD5 features a reinforced aluminum body, enlarged neck tube design, durable coating system, and vacuum insulation for improved thermal efficiency and extended liquid nitrogen retention. It is not suitable for use with a liquid aspiration device.

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Last updated 6 November 2026