Abdos P20612 Polypropylene 50 Place Cryo Cube Box

A Abdos P20612 Polypropylene 50 Place Cryo Cube Box is a storage container designed for organizing and safely storing cryogenic vials or tubes used in biological and medical research, pharmaceuticals, and clinical laboratories. These boxes are specifically engineered to withstand extremely low temperatures, typically ranging from -80°C to -196°C (-112°F to -320.8°F), commonly achieved using liquid nitrogen or other cryogenic storage systems. Polycarbonate is a durable and transparent thermoplastic material known for its excellent impact resistance, temperature stability, and chemical inertness, making it well-suited for cryogenic applications. Polycarbonate place cryo boxes are typically constructed from high-quality polycarbonate material, providing a robust and reliable solution for the storage of sensitive biological samples and specimens. The key features of polycarbonate place cryo boxes include: Compatibility: These cryo boxes are designed to accommodate standard cryogenic vials or tubes commonly used in laboratories, including various sizes such as 0.5 mL, 1.5 mL, and 2 mL, as well as different formats such as round-bottom, conical-bottom, or self-standing vials. Organization: Polycarbonate place cryo boxes feature an array of evenly spaced wells or compartments arranged in a grid pattern, allowing users to neatly arrange and organize cryogenic vials within the box for easy identification and retrieval. Temperature Resistance: Polycarbonate place cryo boxes are engineered to withstand the ultra-low temperatures of cryogenic storage without becoming brittle or cracking, ensuring the integrity of the storage container and the safety of the stored samples. Transparency: The transparent nature of polycarbonate allows users to easily view the contents of the cryo box without having to open it, facilitating sample identification and retrieval while minimizing exposure to temperature fluctuations. Chemical Resistance: Polycarbonate is resistant to a wide range of chemicals commonly used in laboratory settings, ensuring compatibility with various sample types and storage conditions.