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TW CX100 Vapor Shipper

TW CX100

TW CX100 Vapor Shipper

For the safe transport of biological samples in a vapor-stage.FEATURES

  • 3.8 Liter absorbed LN2 capacity
  • Advanced Concept Adsorbent enables faster charging
  • Complies with IATA regulations for open cryogenic receptacles
  • Rugged construction and superior vacuum performance with super insulation for maximum holding times
  • Lockable lid

Original price was: $1,398.00.Current price is: $1,118.40.

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The TW CX100 is a dependable cryogenic vapor shipper, designed to safely transport a variety of materials at cryogenic temperatures with a unique adsorbent material to prevent spills.

FEATURES

  • Spill-Free Design: The unique absorbent material prevents liquid spills if the unit is tipped over, ensuring a dry, vapor-phase environment for your samples.
  • IATA Compliant: Complies with IATA Dangerous Goods Panel Special Provision A152, allowing for non-hazardous transportation of non-infectious biological samples.
  • Durable and Reliable: Features superior vacuum performance with super insulation to provide maximum holding times of up to 18 days.
  • Lightweight and Convenient: Constructed from durable, lightweight aluminum, this unit is easy to handle and a practical choice for shipping.

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Why Shop with us?

Full Range of Trusted Cryogenic Solutions

As an authorized distributor for the most reputable brands in the industry—including IC Biomedical and MVE Biological Solutions—Kryeros offers a full range of high-quality cryogenic equipment to meet your needs.

Expert Guidance

Founded by global thought leaders in cryogenic storage, Kryeros provides precise, expert information and support for every aspect of your extreme low-temperature supply chain.

Extensive Industry Experience

With a team that has over 55 years of experience in the cryogenic field, Kryeros offers a deep understanding of the industry and the complex challenges of extreme low-temperature storage.