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Taylor-Wharton K Series 3K Cryogenic Sample Storage Dewar (48L) Lab

UsedTaylor-WhartonCryogenicsUnited Kingdom

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Product description

48L cryogenic dewar for secure sample storage, includes 6 racks.

This Taylor-Wharton K Series 3K Cryogenic Sample Storage Dewar was removed from a university lab where it was surplus to requirements. The unit is in reasonably good cosmetic condition with marks from use. It has not been tested because we do not have a supply of liquid nitrogen at our site. Please note if there are any problems with this dewar within 45 days from delivery we can of course offer a full refund in exchange for return of the unit - but we cannot reimburse costs for lost nitrogen, samples, or other consequential loss. There are 6 racks inside labelled A - F. Each rack has 9 Triangle Trays. Racks A, B & D are missing handles.Tray depth - 4cm Dewar depth - 76cm Capacity - 48L

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Last updated 9 November 2026