Description
Dewar transporting container, mod. 29 B is a laboratory cooling vessel for handling and moving temperature-sensitive contents under controlled thermal conditions. This model provides a 4 l capacity and pairs a glass insert with a blue metal cover, giving a practical format for routine Dewar transport work. Supplied as one piece, the container has a stated weight of 3,600 kg and sits within the Dewar flasks and temperature-control container segment of laboratory glassware and vessels. The glass insert supports clean contact with cooled media, while the blue metal cover adds a protective outer shell for bench and corridor transport. From manufacturer KGW, mod. 29 B is positioned for laboratories that need a dedicated transporting Dewar rather than a static ice bath alone. Its defined 4 l working volume suits aliquots, cold reagents, or sample sets that must remain chilled during short transfers between preparation, storage, and analysis areas. Unit quantity is 1 pc(s), so the item can equip a single workstation or expand an existing cooling-vessel inventory without excess packaging. Clear model designation and cover colour aid quick identification among other Dewar formats on shared carts and shelves.
This article belongs on Cryo boxes, racks & freezer storage, in Cryogenics & cold storage.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Dewar transporting container
- Model: 29 B
- Capacity: 4 l
- Cover: blue metal cover
- Insert: glass insert
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Dewar transporting container, mod. 29 B, 4 l, w. blue metal cover, glass insert is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes KGW 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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