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Stainless steel liquid nitrogen Dewar flask, 1.0L capacity, high vacuum insulation, cork stopper included
This Thermos D-1001W liquid nitrogen Dewar flask features an all-stainless steel construction with high vacuum insulation suitable for cryogenic storage. The flask provides a 1.0 L capacity and measures 114 mm in diameter by 177 mm in height, optimized for safe liquid nitrogen containment in biotechnology and biomedical applications. It includes a cork stopper model D-600 to secure the contents during storage. As a used item sold as-is, original performance and functionality may be reduced; buyers should verify suitability for critical applications. This flask is essential for molecular diagnostics, gene editing workflows, and bioprocessing environments requiring reliable cryogenic storage vessels.
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Last updated 24 October 2026
