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Taylor Wharton by IC Biomedical LD10 Aluminum Cryogenic Dewar for Liquid Nitrogen Storage (10L)

NewCryogenicsUnited States

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Static Holding Days(1)
45
Evaporation Rate(1)
0.22
Liquid Nitrogen Capacity
10 liters
Weight Empty
14.5 lbs. / 6.6 kg
Weight Full
32.3 lbs / 14.7 kg.
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Specifications 9

New/Used
New
Static Holding Days(1)
45
Evaporation Rate(1)
0.22
Liquid Nitrogen Capacity
10 liters
Weight Empty
14.5 lbs. / 6.6 kg
Weight Full
32.3 lbs / 14.7 kg.
Neck Diameter
2.0" / 51mm
Overall Height
23.5" / 597mm
Overall Diameter
11.4" / 290mm

Product description

10L aluminum cryogenic dewar by Taylor Wharton by IC Biomedical with advanced insulation for efficient LN2 storage.

The Taylor Wharton by IC Biomedical LD10 Aluminum Cryogenic Dewar is engineered for reliable storage and dispensing of up to 10 liters of liquid nitrogen (LN2), optimized for laboratory research and clinical applications including molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing workflows.

  • Constructed with a ribbed high-strength aluminum body and magniformed necktube, ensuring rugged durability and thermal efficiency.
  • Advanced vacuum insulation materials deliver superior vacuum performance, maximizing static holding times by minimizing LN2 evaporation.
  • Features a lightweight snap-on cap and necktube core for tight closure and easy access, enhancing safety and convenience during handling.
  • Equipped with larger handles to facilitate ergonomic transport within laboratories or clinical settings.
  • Designed specifically for cryogenic storage but not compatible with liquid withdrawal devices.
  • Backed by a 5-year vacuum warranty, underscoring long-term reliability under demanding laboratory conditions.

This dewar is essential for biopharmaceutical production pipelines, cryopreservation in biotechnology, and widely used in synthetic biology research for maintaining biological samples at ultra-low temperatures. Its robust insulation and ergonomic design make it popular among molecular biology researchers and professionals working in clinical diagnostics and biomedical engineering.

Keywords: cryogenic dewar, liquid nitrogen storage, LN2 container, laboratory cryogenic equipment, molecular diagnostics storage, bioprocessing cryogenic vessel, synthetic biology sample preservation.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

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Last updated 19 October 2026