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High-capacity LS750 cryogenic LN2 dewar with rugged aluminum body, super insulation, and lockable lid for secure sample storage.
The Taylor Wharton by IC Biomedical LS750 Cryogenic Sample Storage Dewar is engineered for large-volume, reliable cryogenic storage of up to *750 x 2.0 ml vials*, making it ideal for molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing, and synthetic biology laboratories. This LN2 storage container features a ribbed high-strength aluminum body combined with a magniformed necktube design and advanced paint system to ensure rugged durability and extended service life under demanding conditions.
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This cryogenic storage dewar is essential for biotechnologists, researchers in cell imaging, and molecular biology experts requiring secure, long-term preservation of biological samples in LN2. Its advanced insulation and structural design make it a critical asset in biopharmaceutical production pipelines and molecular biology laboratories focusing on gene editing and synthetic biology applications. The LS750 model enables laboratories to optimize sample handling workflows with minimal LN2 refills, enhancing operational efficiency while maintaining sample integrity.
Warranty: 5 years vacuum integrity assurance, supporting long-term investment in cryogenic storage solutions.
This unit is widely adopted in biotechnology fields, emphasizing its utility in molecular diagnostics, synthetic biology research, and bioprocessing sample storage applications.
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Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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