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YDS-30-D1
Article:
HB-YDS-30-D1
Price:
61 000 ₽
Production: China
Description
Characteristics
The laboratory vessel YDS-30-D1 with a capacity of 30 liters is a "vessel-in-vessel" type container, with the inter-wall space filled with multi-layer vacuum insulation. The Dewar vessel was developed by the Chinese company Haier Biomedical. The inner and outer vessels are made of high-strength aluminum alloy. The neck is made of high-strength fiberglass. It is designed for laboratory and general industrial applications.
Key features:
- High-strength aluminum alloy;
- High-strength fiberglass neck;
- Multi-layer vacuum insulation;
- External protective cover to prevent damage (optional).
| Liquid nitrogen capacity | 30 L |
| Neck diameter | 50 mm |
| External vessel diameter | 462 mm |
| Vessel height | 725 mm |
| Weight of empty vessel | 12.9 kg |
| Static holding time* | 254 days |
* The specified static holding times are nominal. Actual values will depend on environmental conditions, the nature, characteristics, and frequency of use of the vessel.
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