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Used cryogenic freezing container model 1253 by Nihon Freezer, suitable for bioprocessing and cellular sample preservation.
This *cryogenic freezing container* (Model 1253) from Nihon Freezer is designed for secure storage and processing of biological samples at ultra-low temperatures, commonly used in bioprocessing, cell biology, and molecular diagnostics workflows. The container supports safe preservation of specimens requiring freeze-processing, critical in biopharmaceutical production pipelines and biomanufacturing environments.
Please note this item is secondhand, and confirmation of working status is advised before purchase. This container is essential for users aiming to maintain sample integrity during freeze-thaw cycles in advanced biotechnology applications.
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Last updated 6 November 2026
