Insulated Containers
Insulated containers maintain a constant temperature to help protect temperature-sensitive materials during benchtop use, short- or long-term storage, or transport. Available in a variety of types, such as polyurethane boxes, chests, coolers, and mini-coolers, insulated containers can be used for enzymes, cells, reagents, and other solutions.
Specific applications include: protection from moderate and extreme ambient temperature exposure; short-term frozen or hot storage; and controlled rate freezing (approximately -1°C/minute) for cell preservation.
Insulated containers include:
- Benchtop coolers
- Dewar bottles or flasks
- Freezing containers
- Ice buckets and pans
Insulated containers are usually used for cold items, although they can also be used with cold or hot items.
Perkin Elmer US LLC PC3x Peltier Cooler without Spray Chamber for NexION 350
The PC3x is a compact, Peltier heated or cooled inlet system that controls the spray chamber temperature and improves long-term stability. In cooling mode, water or solvent is removed from the aerosol, reducing water or solvent loading on the plasma. In heating mode, sensitivity is increased and volatility-related sample transport effects can be reduced or eliminated. Variable temperature control from -10 °C to +80 °C Thermal stabilization of spray chamber improves long-term stability Last set temperature saved for stand alone operation USB or Bluetooth connectivity Remote monitoring and control
