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.
Ace Glass, Inc. Dewar condenser, 75mm ID, 300mm jacket, 24/40 bottom joint, 12mm OD tube connection
DEWAR CONDENSER 300MM 24/40
Electron Microscopy Sciences Glacierbrand™ Large Ice Bucket 5 L, Blue, 10.625" diameter, 6.250" height
Preserve ice 30% longer with these ice buckets made of triple density expanded polystyrene. Thick insulating walls will not sweat. Robust handles make buckets easy to carry. Use the supplied lid to maximize cooling. Heavy duty and solidly constructed to be unbreakable under normal laboratory conditions. Resistant to mild chemicals as well as ice-alcohol slurry, dry ice, and liquid nitrogen. Not recommended for long-term exposure to harsh chemicals or corrosives.
Capacity: 5 L
Color: Blue
Diameter: 10.625"
Height: 6.250"
Eppendorf™ IsoTherm Systems: Replacement Components for Starter Sets
Protect temperature-sensitive biochemical and microbiological samples while working at the lab bench
Therapak™ Coleman™ Wheeled Coolers
With rustproof, leak resistant no-tilt drain