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Taylor Wharton LS6000-CS100 Cryogenic Sample Storage Dewar with Automated CS100 Controller

NewCryogenicsUnited States

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Capacity (Liters.)
165
Empty Weight
121 lbs. (55.0 kg)
Full Weight
410 lbs. (186.4 kg)
Neck Diameter
8.5" (216mm)
Outer Diameter
26.9" (683mm)
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Specifications 15

New/Used
New
Capacity (Liters.)
165
Empty Weight
121 lbs. (55.0 kg)
Full Weight
410 lbs. (186.4 kg)
Neck Diameter
8.5" (216mm)
Outer Diameter
26.9" (683mm)
Total Height
39" (991mm)
Static Evaporation Loss Rate (Liters/day)
0.84
Static Holding Time (Days)
194
Canister O.D.
N/A
Canister Height
N/A
No. of Canisters (No.)
6
Straw Holding Capacity Single Level (0.5ml)
N/A
Straw Holding Capacity Double Level (0.5ml)
N/A
Warranty
5 years vacuum

Product description

High-capacity vapor phase cryogenic storage dewar (-190°C) with automated filling and alarm, for 6,000 x 2.0 ml vials.

The Taylor Wharton LS6000-CS100 is a vapor phase cryogenic storage dewar designed for large-scale sample preservation at ultra-low temperatures (-190°C). This system features a *rugged ribbed high-strength aluminum body* and an advanced magniformed necktube design, enhancing structural durability and insulation critical for long-term biobanking and molecular diagnostics.

Key technical specifications include:

  • Capacity to securely store up to 6,000 x 2.0 ml cryogenic vials in convenient box-type storage racks, supporting efficient inventory management essential for bioprocessing and synthetic biology workflows.
  • Superior vacuum insulation yielding maximum holding times and reduced liquid nitrogen consumption, which lowers operating costs and minimizes refill frequency important in large-scale biopharmaceutical production environments.
  • Integrated CS100 Controller providing real-time temperature readout, automatic liquid nitrogen filling, and alarm systems to ensure sample integrity and enhanced security monitoring in molecular cloning and gene editing projects.
  • Storage racks equipped with an internal location spider and rack index location ring, compatible with computer inventory systems to aid sample tracking and retrieval in clinical diagnostics and cell imaging labs.
  • Optional accessories including a lockable lid, roller base for mobility, and low-level liquid nitrogen alarm with remote monitoring for seamless integration into high-throughput biotechnology facilities.
  • Five-year vacuum warranty underscores the reliability required for critical cryogenic storage applications supporting live-cell imaging and biomanufacturing.

This system is widely adopted in molecular biology research and is critical in biopharmaceutical production pipelines, offering dependable vapor-phase storage essential for maintaining viable samples in neuroimaging, synthetic biology, and molecular diagnostics. Please note that transfer hoses, boxes, and vials are sold separately; refer to related products for full storage solutions.

Primary keywords: cryogenic storage dewar, vapor phase storage container, automated cryogenic storage. Long-tail keywords: large-capacity cryogenic vial storage system, molecular diagnostics sample preservation, essential for molecular cloning workflows, widely adopted in synthetic biology research, critical in biopharmaceutical production pipelines.

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Last updated 19 October 2026