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ICB/3K 48 L Liquid Nitrogen Storage Dewar

UsedICBCryogenicsNetherlands

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ICB
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Used
Product Type
Storage Dewar

Product description

48 L stainless steel liquid nitrogen storage dewar with 19-day static holding time and 2.5 L/day evaporation rate.

The ICB/3K liquid nitrogen storage dewar is a 48 L cryogenic storage vessel designed for the storage of liquid nitrogen and suitable vapor-phase or liquid-phase preservation applications.

  • Liquid nitrogen capacity: 48 L
  • Static holding time: 19 days
  • Working holding time: 12 days
  • Evaporation rate: 2.5 L/day
  • Neck opening diameter: 356 mm
  • Internal diameter: 356 mm
  • Usable internal height: 488 mm
  • Overall dimensions: 391 mm diameter × 754 mm height
  • Empty weight: 19.1 kg
  • Gross weight: 56.7 kg
  • Construction: Stainless steel vacuum vessel with stainless steel exterior
  • Design: Modular
  • Controls: Touch control
  • Optional accessory: Roller base

This cryogenic storage container is suitable for laboratory sample preservation, biotechnology workflows, biobanking, cell storage, molecular biology research, and other applications requiring liquid nitrogen storage. The unit is used and offered in as-is condition; its current performance may not match original factory specifications.

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Last updated 19 October 2026