Description
Dewar insulating container, 1,5 l is a cylindric laboratory vessel fitted with a glass insert for cooling and temperature-control work. With a nominal capacity of 1,5 l, this Dewar insulating container serves laboratory needs for intermediate-volume insulating vessels within Dewar flasks and temperature-control container ranges. The cylindric form and glass insert give a clear, practical configuration for bench and routine cooling vessel applications. The unit weighs 1,615 kg and is supplied as 1 pc(s), matching single-vessel procurement for laboratory glass, vessels and consumables. From manufacturer KGW, the container integrates into standard labware selections where reliable insulating containers are required. Its defined cylindric design with glass insert supports straightforward comparison and selection alongside other cooling vessels. Laboratories handling temperature-sensitive materials can use this 1,5 l format as a dedicated Dewar insulating container in research or routine settings. The single-piece pack size keeps inventory simple while providing a mid-range capacity option. Overall, the combination of 1,5 l volume, cylindrical geometry and glass insert positions this model as a practical temperature-control container for everyday laboratory insulating tasks.
This article is part of Cryo boxes, racks & freezer storage, in Cryogenics & cold storage.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Dewar insulating container
- Capacity: 1,5 l
- Design: Cylindric
- Insert: Glass insert
- Weight: 1,615 kg
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