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ICB/LD50 50 L Liquid Nitrogen Storage Dewar 7645

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

Brands
Various
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 opening.

The ICB/LD50 liquid nitrogen storage dewar is a 50 L cryogenic storage container designed for extended LN2 storage. Its vacuum-insulated construction and high thermal efficiency provide a stated static holding time of up to 122 days.

  • Liquid nitrogen capacity: 50 L
  • Static hold 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
  • Listed weight: 58.0 kg
  • Body: Ribbed, high-strength aluminum construction
  • Cap: Lightweight snap-on design
  • Access: Large integrated handle and enlarged neck-tube design
  • Insulation: High-performance vacuum insulation for extended cryogenic holding time

This 50 L LN2 storage dewar is suitable for laboratory cryogenic storage, biotechnology research, cell banking, molecular biology workflows, biobanking, and other applications requiring liquid nitrogen preservation. The unit is listed as used and is offered in its current condition.

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Last updated 19 October 2026