Description
Inserts for cryo boxes LH33 are cardboard partition inserts for structured sample storage in laboratory cryogenic boxes. Configured for vials with a diameter of 11 mm, each insert provides a 10 × 5 hole pattern that maximises positions for smaller tubes within the LH33 box footprint. The cardboard construction keeps cryovials and comparable vessels separated and easy to locate during freezer and cryogenic handling. These inserts are intended specifically for cryo boxes LH33 and form part of the sample-storage and cryogenic-box assortment used in everyday laboratory organisation. A pack contains 10 pc(s) with a total weight of 0,155 kg, suitable for equipping multiple boxes or holding spare inserts in stock. The format from manufacturer Carl ROTH fits research, clinical, and industrial laboratories that operate cardboard cryo-box systems and need a dense 10 × 5 grid for 11 mm vials. Select this insert when LH33 boxes require higher capacity partitioning for small-diameter sample tubes in cold-storage workflows.
This article is part of Cryo boxes, racks & freezer storage, in Cryogenics & cold storage.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Product type: Cardboard inserts for cryo boxes
- Compatible with: Cryo boxes LH33
- Material: Cardboard
- Vial diameter: 11 mm
- Hole pattern: 10 × 5 holes
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What is this article?
Inserts, f. cryo boxes LH33, cardboard, f. vial-Ø 11 mm, 10 x 5 holes 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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