IC Biomedical HC Series Cryogenic Refrigerator

Product Description

The HC Series refrigerators are designed for storing large quantities of a variety of materials at cryogenic temperatures. Temperatures generally range between -196°C at the liquid surface and -190°C at the canister top.

Features

• Rugged construction, ribbed high strength aluminum body, magniformed neck tube design and durable paint system,
• Large storage capacity,
• Versatile storage system - convenient canister index locating ring and tapered internal spider,
• 5 different models providing holding times and capacities to fit a variety of storage needs,
• Models HC20, HC34, HC35 and VHC35 are designed for storage of samples in vials or straws,
• Samples (1.2 or 2.0mL vials) are held on canes stored in canisters. Straws can be stored in goblets in canisters,
• For sample protection Cryo-Sentry low liquid level alarms are available for use with the HC20, HC34, HC35 and VHC35 models,
• All units are supplied complete with canisters and necktube core,
• Roller bases are available for all models,
• Superior vacuum performance with super insulation provides maximum holding times,
• Three year warranty on vacuum.

Specifications 

 Accessories  

• IC Biomedical Replacement Necktube Core - Use only the necktube core provided with the unit or the manufacturer's recommended replacement part.

• IC Biomedical Replacement Cryostorage Canister, 5" & 11" - Extra, additional sizes and replacement storage canisters for Taylor-Wharton Cryostorage Dewars.

• IC Biomedical Cryo-Sentry Level Alarms.

• IC Biomedical Roller Bases - Five wheel Roller Bases with ball-bearing swivel casters provide convenience and portability within a working area where frequent container movement is necessary or desirable.
• LN₂ Withdrawal Device - Use only Liquid Withdrawal Devices (LWD) designated specifically for these units. They employ pressure relief protection that is properly designed for the inner vessel of these dewars. An improper withdrawal device may cause the unit to rupture and cause personal injury.
• Liquid Level Measuring Rod - The liquid level in the dewar can be determined by measuring with a dipstick. Insert the dipstick straight into the container so that it always rests on the bottom of the unit. After 5 or 10 seconds, withdraw the dipstick and wave it back and forth in the air. A frosted section will form representing the depth of liquid in the container.
• LN₂ Dipper - A safe and convenient dipper for removing small quantities.

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