What are the different types of cryogenic equipment?

• Dewar flasks and liquid nitrogen (LN2) containers are among the most commonly used cryogenic equipment. The double-walled containers have a high vacuum between the walls preventing transmission of heat from its contents and are typically used as holding tanks for LN2 and other cryogenic liquids.
• Smaller transfer vessels store and dispense small amounts of LN2 in portable, low-loss containers, these are ideal for dispensing into other cryogenic vessels. 
• LN2 supply tanks transport cryogenic industrial gases and are designed to be both durable and user friendly. 
• Dual storage systems are designed to store and ship samples and feature a hard-shell shipping container. 
• Specialised cryogenic sample storage systems increase valuable lab space and are designed for both liquid and vapour phase storage. They feature automated temperature monitoring and microprocessor-based LN2 level control. 
• Vials, racks, box systems and storage canes economically store samples and make cryogenic sample retrieval simple. A range of 2D barcoding products is also available to decode individual tubes or complete microplate racks allowing flexible data storage. 
• Benchtop cooling systems provide sample cooling or freezing, minimizing freeze/thaw when handling samples.