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Taylor Wharton by IC Biomedical LD5 Aluminum Cryogenic Dewar for Liquid Nitrogen Storage (5L)

NewCryogenicsUnited States

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Static Holding Days(1)
6
Evaporation Rate(1)
0.77
Liquid Nitrogen Capacity
5 liters
Weight Empty
6.9 lbs. / 3.1 kg
Weight Full
15.8" / 7.2 kg.
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Specifications 9

New/Used
New
Static Holding Days(1)
6
Evaporation Rate(1)
0.77
Liquid Nitrogen Capacity
5 liters
Weight Empty
6.9 lbs. / 3.1 kg
Weight Full
15.8" / 7.2 kg.
Neck Diameter
5.6" / 142mm
Overall Height
17.5" / 445mm
Overall Diameter
7.6" / 193mm

Product description

5L aluminum cryogenic dewar with advanced insulation for LN2 storage, ideal for lab and clinical cryogenic applications.

The Taylor Wharton by IC Biomedical LD5 Aluminum Cryogenic Dewar is a precision-engineered 5-liter capacity cryogenic storage vessel designed for reliable liquid nitrogen (LN2) containment in laboratory and clinical environments. Utilizing advanced insulation materials alongside a ribbed high-strength aluminum body and a magniformed necktube design, this dewar ensures superior vacuum insulation performance that delivers extended static holding times with minimal evaporation rates.

Key technical features include:

  • Lightweight snap-on cap and necktube for secure closure and easy LN2 access.
  • Durable paint system and reinforced construction for enhanced robustness in routine research and clinical workflows.
  • Includes a necktube core for effective insulation and vacuum maintenance.
  • Not compatible with liquid withdrawal devices, limiting its use to static LN2 storage and dispensing by pouring.
  • Backed by a 5-year vacuum warranty, confirming long-term performance reliability.

Designed to meet the demanding needs of biotechnology research, molecular diagnostics, and biomedical engineering, this cryogenic dewar is widely adopted in bioprocessing workflows and gene editing labs requiring stable cryogenic preservation. Its combination of lightweight maneuverability and robust insulation makes it essential for biopharmaceutical production pipelines and synthetic biology applications, where secure LN2 storage is critical.

The LD5 remains a reliable solution for biosample preservation, cryopreservation protocols, and clinical diagnostics, supporting a range of critical applications such as live-cell imaging sample storage and cell banking in advanced research facilities.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

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Last updated 19 October 2026