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Biocision CoolCell® LX BCS-405 Controlled-Rate Cryogenic Freezing Container Purple

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Product description

Controlled-rate cryogenic freezing container for 1-2 mL tubes, using -80°C freezer at -1°C/min without solvents.

The Biocision CoolCell® LX BCS-405 is a controlled-rate cryogenic freezing container designed for precise cellular and molecular preservation workflows. It supports 12 cryogenic 1–2 mL tubes simultaneously and achieves a consistent cooling rate of -1°C per minute when used with a -80°C freezer. This solvent-free system eliminates the need for isopropanol or other cooling liquids, simplifying sample processing in biotechnology and clinical diagnostics. Constructed from durable high-density polyethylene (HDPE) in purple, the device dimensions are 117 x 109 mm, making it suitable for standard laboratory freezers. Widely adopted in molecular biology and bioprocessing workflows, it is critical for live-cell preservation, synthetic biology applications, and biopharmaceutical production pipelines. Please note this listing is for a used product sold as-is and may not offer original factory performance, suitable for labs seeking cost-effective cryopreservation solutions.

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Last updated 19 October 2026