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CLS432010

Corning® CoolCell™ SV2 Freezing Container

for 12 x 2 mL serum vials

Synonym(s):

Corning Coolcell accessory

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About This Item

NACRES:
NC.01
UNSPSC Code:
41123300
Manufacturer/tradename:
Corning 432010
Feature:
Holds 12 x 2 mL serum vials, for 12 x 2 mL serum vials
Material:
foamed PE
Packaging:
pkg of 1
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material

foamed PE

feature

Holds 12 x 2 mL serum vials, for 12 x 2 mL serum vials

packaging

pkg of 1

manufacturer/tradename

Corning 432010

technique(s)

cryopreservation: suitable

H × diam.

10.5 cm × 13.9 cm , 14.7 mm well diameter

General description

Corning CoolCell alcohol-free cell freezing containers ensure standardized controlled-rate -1°C/minute cell freezing in a -80°C freezer - without alcohol or any fluids. Proven for use with a variety of cell types including stem cells, primary cells, PBMC cell lines, insect cells, yeast and others. The patentpending CoolCell technology utilizes a thermo-conductive alloy core and highly-insulative outer material to control the rate of heat removal and provide reproducible cell cryopreservation. CoolCell units are easy to use and deliver comparable results to expensive programmable freezers.

  • For 12 standard 2.0 mL injectable ampules.
  • Radially symmetric for uniform freezing of injectable ampules.
  • Easy open lid.
  • Exposed vial tops when lid is open for quick, organized removal of frozen samples.

Legal Information

CoolCell is a trademark of Corning, Inc.
Corning is a registered trademark of Corning, Inc.




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