Description
Dry ice machine for 250 g blocks is a compact laboratory device designed to produce solid carbon dioxide blocks for cooling and sample handling workflows. Intended for routine use in research, analytical and industrial laboratories, it supports preparation of dry ice portions sized for cold traps, temporary sample chilling and transport of temperature-sensitive materials. The unit is supplied as a single piece and has a net weight of 0,800 kg, making it practical for benchtop placement where space is limited. Manufactured by Bürkle, the machine fits within standard labware setups for cooling vessels and dry-ice generation. Laboratories use such equipment when controlled, on-demand dry ice blocks are required without relying solely on bulk deliveries. The 250 g block format is convenient for moderate cooling tasks and for topping up insulated containers during short procedures. Clear product identity and straightforward packing as one unit simplify ordering and inventory control for facilities that maintain dry-ice capability alongside other cooling accessories.
This article is part of Cryo boxes, racks & freezer storage, in Cryogenics & cold storage.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Dry ice machine
- Block size: 250 g
- Weight: 0,800 kg
- Form: Single unit
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Dry ice machine, for 250 g blocks, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Bürkle for laboratory use. It sits in Cryo boxes, racks & freezer storage, inside Cryogenics & cold storage, in Lab consumables.
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