Description
Divider inserts made of cardboard are compartment inserts intended for 133 x 133 mm cryogenic boxes in a 9 x 9 grid configuration. They structure the interior of the box so that cryovials and other small sample vessels can be held in defined positions during cold storage and routine laboratory handling. The cardboard construction provides a lightweight, practical divider system for everyday sample organisation in freezers and cryogenic storage. Each unit is supplied as a pack of 10 pc(s) with a total weight of 0,300 kg, which supports straightforward stock control in busy laboratories. These inserts suit workflows that rely on standard 133 x 133 mm cryogenic boxes for orderly separation of specimens. The 9 x 9 layout yields a clear array of compartments when a higher number of discrete positions per box is needed. Used within sample-storage and cryogenic-box setups, they help keep tubes aligned for retrieval, inventory checks and repeated access. Divider inserts of this type from manufacturer Carl ROTH fit laboratory glass, vessels and consumables ranges focused on cryogenic sample storage. They are a simple accessory choice when cardboard grid inserts are required for 133 x 133 mm boxes in a 9 x 9 format.
This article is part of Cryo boxes, racks & freezer storage, in Cryogenics & cold storage.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Product type: Divider inserts
- Material: Cardboard
- Compatible box size: 133 x 133 mm
- Grid configuration: 9 x 9
- Weight: 0,300 kg
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Divider inserts made of cardboard, For 133x133 mm cryogenic box, 9 x 9 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in Cryo boxes, racks & freezer storage, inside Cryogenics & cold storage, in Lab consumables.
A cryo box or a freezer rack is how vials are found again at −80 °C or in the vapour phase of nitrogen. The grid, 9×9 or 10×10, has to match the vials. A cardboard box and a polycarbonate box differ in whether they survive liquid nitrogen. The map of the box is part of the sample.
Cold storage slows chemistry and keeps cells, proteins and nucleic acids from falling apart. A cryogenic vial is made to survive liquid-nitrogen temperatures and to be sealed against the liquid. A box and a rack are how those vials are found again. The article is not part of free standard delivery when it must stay cold: cold-chain goods are never included in that free delivery. Biosafety of the material inside is summarised by the WHO laboratory biosafety topic. Reference lines are held by ATCC.
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The category is Cryogenics & cold storage. The sub-category is Cryo boxes, racks & freezer storage. The catalogue is Lab consumables.
Shelves beside this one are Cryogenic vials & tubes and Cryo labels & markers.
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