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Daiya Reiki DC-10 Liquid Nitrogen Transport Container 10.5L Capacity

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Product description

Liquid nitrogen transport container DC-10 with 10.5L volume, 5kg empty weight, 0.25L/day evaporation loss, ideal for cryogenic storage.

The Daiya Reiki DC-10 liquid nitrogen transport container is engineered for reliable cryogenic storage and transport with a 10.5-liter volume capacity. Featuring an outer diameter of 260 mm and height of 514 mm, this Dewar flask offers a lightweight design of 5 kg when empty, scaling up to 12.7 kg fully filled with liquid nitrogen. It exhibits a controlled evaporation loss of approximately 0.25 liters (200 grams) per day, making it suitable for short to medium-term cryogenic sample preservation.

Ideal for applications in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and biopharmaceutical biomanufacturing workflows, this container supports vital processes involved in gene editing, synthetic biology, and live-cell cryopreservation by ensuring stable cryogenic conditions during transport. As a used model sold as-is, performance may vary from original new specifications—recommended for users requiring dependable liquid nitrogen storage in clinical diagnostics and bioprocessing environments with moderate evaporation loss tolerance.

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Last updated 19 October 2026