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CryoSystem 750 liquid nitrogen dewar with 47.4L capacity, 0.39L/day evaporation, ideal for cryogenic biotechnology storage.
The MVE CryoSystem 750 (Model TOLS75000 / 4415) is a liquid nitrogen storage dewar designed for cryogenic storage needs in bioprocessing, molecular diagnostics, and synthetic biology environments. It features a liquid nitrogen capacity of 47.4 liters with an efficient evaporation rate of 0.39 liters per day, enabling a refill interval of up to 76 days under optimal conditions. This robust cryogenic container has an outer diameter of 508 mm, an overall height of 673 mm, and an opening diameter of 127 mm, facilitating easy sample access and handling.
Constructed for reliable cryogenic preservation, this vessel supports long-term storage of biological samples, reagents, and sensitive materials critical in biomanufacturing and gene editing workflows. Weighing 19 kg empty, its compact dimensions make it suitable for laboratory benchtops and controlled environments dedicated to cell imaging and biomedical engineering research.
Please note, this particular unit is offered in used condition and sold as-is without guaranteed retention of original factory specifications. Users are advised to confirm condition prior to acquisition. The CryoSystem 750 dewar is widely adopted among clinical diagnostics professionals and researchers focusing on live-cell storage and cryopreservation techniques essential for advancing biotechnology applications.
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Last updated 4 November 2026
