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Taylor Wharton by IC Biomedical LD35 Aluminum Cryogenic Dewar (35L Capacity)

NewCryogenicsUnited States

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Static Holding Days(1)
152
Evaporation Rate(1)
0.23
Liquid Nitrogen Capacity
35 liters
Weight Empty
35.1 lbs. / 16.0 kg
Weight Full
97.4 lbs / 44.3 kg.
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Specifications 9

New/Used
New
Static Holding Days(1)
152
Evaporation Rate(1)
0.23
Liquid Nitrogen Capacity
35 liters
Weight Empty
35.1 lbs. / 16.0 kg
Weight Full
97.4 lbs / 44.3 kg.
Neck Diameter
2.5" / 64mm
Overall Height
26.3" / 668mm
Overall Diameter
18.8" / 475mm

Product description

High-efficiency 35L aluminum cryogenic dewar for secure liquid nitrogen storage in biotech and clinical labs.

The Taylor Wharton by IC Biomedical LD35 Aluminum Cryogenic Dewar is engineered for precise storage and dispensing of up to *35 liters* of liquid nitrogen (LN2), essential for cryogenic storage in clinical diagnostics and biotechnology research. Featuring a ribbed, high-strength aluminum body combined with advanced insulation materials and a magniformed necktube design, this dewar ensures superior vacuum insulation and maximum holding times crucial for maintaining sample integrity in bioprocessing and molecular diagnostics workflows.

Key technical features include:

  • High thermal efficiency with modern construction techniques and advanced super insulation materials
  • Rugged design with a lightweight snap-on cap and necktube for tight closure and ease of LN2 access
  • Durable paint system and larger ergonomic handles for enhanced laboratory usability
  • Warranty coverage of 5 years on vacuum performance assures long-term reliability
  • Equipped with a necktube core to optimize evaporation rates and static holding time

This cryogenic vessel is widely adopted in synthetic biology and biopharmaceutical production pipelines, offering consistent performance for biorepository management, live-cell preservation, and critical low-temperature storage applications. Its nominal evaporation rate supports reliable cryogenic conditions essential for gene editing and molecular cloning workflows.

Ideal for researchers, clinical scientists, and laboratory buyers focused on biotechnology and biomedical engineering, the LD35 dewar is a sturdy, efficient, and indispensable tool for cryogenic sample storage and handling in advanced research environments.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.

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Last updated 2 November 2026