Plastic Vials, Cryules Sterile Free-Standing Polypropylene Cryogenic Vials w/ Colored Caps

Cryules sterile free-standing polypropylene cryogenic vials are designed for simple identification of cell cultures and effortless handling. With plastic Cryules, both the closures and tubes are manufactured of medical-grade polypropylene with the same coefficient of expansion, which further enhances the leakproof qualities of these vials at changing temperatures. All Cryules are designed to withstand temperatures between 196°C and 121°C. All plastic Cryules are autoclavable. When autoclaving plastic Cryules, the cap must be loosened or removed to allow pressure equalization upon cooling; this will prevent wall collapse. These Cryule vials are externally threaded -- the cap attaches to the outside of the vial, which means you get maximum vial capacity. This feature also protects the lip of the vial, as well as your hands, from contamination. The vertical inner wall and conical bottom facilitate filling and maximum product retrieval. White marking area and color-coded caps allow complete lot and sample identification.

WARNING: Do not use cryogenic containers for storage directly into the liquid phase of liquid nitrogen; use in gas phase only. Always use appropriate safety equipment to protect personnel when removing Cryules from storage in cryogenic gases.

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• Autoclavable
• Externally threaded - cap attaches to outside of vial to allow maximum capacity
• Marking area for easy sample identification
• Withstands temperatures from 121°C - 196°C
• Designed to be leakproof at various temperatures
• Silicone ring system allows secure sealing
• Both vials and closures are constructed from medical-grade natural polypropylene

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