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ICB LD50 50 L Liquid Nitrogen Storage Dewar

UsedICBCryogenicsNetherlands

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Product Type
Storage Dewar
Capacity
50 L
Neck Opening Diameter
64 mm
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Specifications 5

Brands
ICB
New/Used
Used
Product Type
Storage Dewar
Capacity
50 L
Neck Opening Diameter
64 mm

Product description

50 L liquid nitrogen storage Dewar with 122-day static hold time and 64 mm neck diameter.

The ICB LD50 is a 50 L liquid nitrogen storage Dewar designed for cryogenic sample preservation in laboratories, biotechnology facilities, biobanking, and molecular biology workflows. Its vacuum-insulated construction supports extended static holding performance of up to 122 days.

  • Liquid nitrogen capacity: 50 L
  • Static holding time: 122 days
  • Evaporation rate: 0.41
  • Neck opening diameter: 64 mm
  • Overall dimensions: 823 mm high × 475 mm diameter
  • Empty weight: 17.6 kg
  • Specified weight: 58.0 kg
  • Construction: Ribbed high-strength aluminum body
  • Insulation: High-performance vacuum and super-insulation system
  • Access: Lightweight snap-on cap and enlarged neck tube design
  • Handling: Large integrated handle

This cryogenic storage vessel is suitable for long-term liquid nitrogen storage of biological samples used in bioprocessing, synthetic biology, gene editing, molecular diagnostics, and biomanufacturing research. The listed unit is used and sold as-is.

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Last updated 19 October 2026