New Cryogenic Vial Rack for Laboratory Sample Storage
New Cryogenic Vial Rack for Laboratory Sample Storage

New Cryogenic Vial Rack for Laboratory Sample Storage

Product Introduction

New Cryovial Rack features autoclavable materials, a temperature range of -86°C to 110°C, A–F and 1–10 coordinate markings, and an anti-slip design for organized cryovial storage and easy sample handling.
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Product introduction

The new cryovial rack is suitable for the neat storage and sorting of cryogenic vials in the laboratory. Made of autoclavable material, its applicable temperature ranges from -86℃ to 110℃. It is designed with coordinate markings and an anti-slip design, which is convenient for you to identify and store samples.

Item No. Capacity range No. of wells Packaging specification
FB-1301 0.5-5ml 50wells 50pcs/box

Product advantages

Wide temperature resistance
The temperature range is from -86°C to 110°C, which can meet the requirements of ultra-low temperature storage and routine laboratory use.

Convenient for sample identification
There are coordinate marks (A-F, 1-10), which can help you quickly locate and retrieve a specific cryovial sample and improve the efficiency of sample management.

Anti-slip and stable design
The cryovial storage holes have a special design to prevent the rotation of cryovials. The bottom anti-slip pad can also improve the stability of the rack during handling.

Convenient for laboratory operation
The bottom is designed to be raised, which is convenient for your grasping, and makes it easier to take the cryovial manually.

Application

Biotechnology laboratory: used for the storage and neat arrangement of cryogenic samples.

Pharmaceutical laboratory: used for drug research and biological sample management.

Medical laboratory: used for the organization and handling of clinical specimens.

Scientific research institution: used for the sample storage of biological and molecular research.

Biological sample bank: used for the organized storage and retrieval of cryogenic samples.