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10L JECC Tokuri CEBELL type liquid nitrogen container with 2.1% daily evaporation, stainless steel inner vessel.
The JECC Tokuri CEBELL 5203 is a 10-liter liquid nitrogen container engineered for cryogenic storage applications in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and biomedical research. This Dewar flask uses a stainless steel (SUS304) inner vessel for robust corrosion resistance and an aluminum outer vessel to enhance portability and durability. The container features a rubber base for stability.
Please note this unit is used and sold as-is; functional performance and original specifications may no longer be guaranteed, so verification is recommended before integration into precision laboratory workflows. Ideal for researchers needing cost-effective cryogenic storage solutions in cell imaging, molecular biology, and neuroimaging studies.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
