The Cryogenic Cold Storage Box from New England Biolabs® is a cryo freezer box designed to protect and store microcentrifuge vials and tubes at -80°C to room temperature (not recommended for liquid nitrogen storage). These are supplied as a pack of 4 boxes. These cryo boxes are composed of fiberboard/cardboard material and can hold up to 81 items with the included adjustable slats that can be moved or removed to adapt to different tube sizes. The boxes feature a labeled grid with numbers and letters on the sides and the bottom for easy reference and organization. The unique hinged lid is fastened to the box to minimize the risk of separation. The design features colorful butterfly graphics with space to personalize and label the outside of the box for visibility and tracking.
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Dimensions (L x W x H) | 13.3 x 13.3 x 5.1 cm (5.25 x 5.25 x 2.0 in) |
Storage capacity | Up to 81 vials or microtubes (1.0 ml to 2.0 ml sizes) |
Recommended use | Recommended for use at -80°C through room temperature storage. Not recommended for use in liquid nitrogen (LN2). |
Design | Hinged lid with adjustable slats. Labeled grid numbers and letters (sides and bottom). Colorful butterfly artwork with space for labeling |
Material | Laminated Fiberboard |
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