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Taylor-Wharton LS6000 Liquid Nitrogen Cryogenic Vessel

UsedTaylor-WhartonCryogenicsUnited Kingdom

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Product description

The LS6000 offers extended holding times and cost-efficient cryogenic storage.

This description refers to one of two Taylor-Wharton LS6000 Nitrogen Vessels available. The unit is in excellent working condition and ready for immediate deployment. The Worthington Industries Laboratory System (LS) Series of cryogenic refrigerators is specifically designed for the storage of vials within convenient box-type storage racks. These liquid nitrogen vessels provide maximum holding times, thereby reducing per-vial operating costs and minimizing the need for refills. They maintain extremely stable low-temperature profiles due to the inclusion of an aluminum inner vessel. Furthermore, they offer a storage capacity ranging from 750 to 6000 standard 2ml vials. The LS6000 features a straightforward and dependable liquid level controller equipped with temperature readout capabilities that offer automatic filling and alarm features.

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Last updated 19 October 2026