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Supplier: Eppendorf

The storage boxes provide safe storage for your sample tubes in a space-saving design. The extensive portfolio offers a selection for tubes from 0,5 ml to 50 ml.

Supplier: Antyila Scientific

Magne-Box™ freezer boxes are the first of its kind to offer a magnetic lid closure.

Supplier: AZENTA US, INC

BioCision® TruCool™ Cryoboxes have a hinged lid that remains attached, ensuring the lid is fitted correctly and markings are in sync with samples

Supplier: Antyila Scientific

Polypropylene storage boxes are suitable for use with 0.5, 1.5, and 2.0mL microtubes, as well as most brands of cryogenic vials

Supplier: Heathrow Scientific

Safely store cryogenic vials.

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

These specimen grid boxes are for storing or transferring cryogenic TEM specimen grids.

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Introducing the world’s first single specimen container for multiple endoscopic biopsies.

Supplier: Antyila Scientific

Storage boxes are suitable for use with 0.5, 1.5, and 2.0mL microtubes, as well as most other brands of cryogenic vials

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Made from strong Polycarbonate, these durable cryogenic storage boxes are designed to be used at temp-eratures between –190 °C and +121 °C and are auto-clavable

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

These rigid single mold polyurethane containers provides durability for chilling your temperature sensitive samples. Excellent insulation properties for ultra colduse with ice, LN2, ice-salt slurries, and more.

Supplier: Heathrow Scientific

True North® freezer boxes are made from a formulated corrugated or thin film polypropylene.

Supplier: TWD Scientific

These water-resistant hinged freezer boxes feature a durable plastic-coated cardboard hinge and polypropylene dividers.

Supplier: Globe Scientific

Produced from polycarbonate (PC), these storage boxes are designed to withstand temperatures of −196 to +121°C

Supplier: Globe Scientific

Produced from polycarbonate (PC), these storage boxes are designed to withstand temperatures of −196 to +121 °C

Supplier: GeneMate

These racks have raised edges to allow safe non-slip storage of multiple racks.

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

Polypropylene cryo boxes with alpha-numeric grid.

Supplier: Heathrow Scientific

Safely store cryogenic vials.

Supplier: DWK Life Sciences (KIMBLE)

The WHEATON Cryule® Freezer box stores 1 and 2 mL cryogenic ampules and vials

Supplier: Antyila Scientific

PolarSafe™ Metal Freezer Boxes are available in stainless steel or aluminum formats

Supplier: Heathrow Scientific

Safely store cryogenic vials.

Supplier: Heathrow Scientific

Safe microtube storage.

Supplier: TWD Scientific

Cryogenic storage boxes are manufactured from polycarbonate for liquid nitrogen and deep freezer use.

Supplier: Antyila Scientific

The Argos PolarSafe polycarbonate storage boxes work in conjuciton with the 2D tubes to provide automatic identification of both the box and stored vials.

Supplier: Heathrow Scientific

Easy to assemble corrugated polypropylene boxes are supplied flatpacked to ensure that valuble lab space is not taken up storing boxes before they are needed.

Supplier: MTC BIO, INC.

Our hinged lid boxes are made of recyclable cardboard, with a liquid resistant outer coating.

Supplier: Antyila Scientific

Polycarbonate freezer boxes, available with 25, 81 and 100-place divisions

Supplier: Greiner Bio-One

With the novel Datamatrix Cryo Rack Greiner Bio-One accomplishes its product line for cryogenic sample storage in research, medicine and diagnostics.

Supplier: Antyila Scientific

Polypropylene freezer boxes accommodate 15 & 50mL centrifuge tubes for long term storage; an excellent alternative to cardboard storage boxes

Supplier: Antyila Scientific

PolarSafe™ Stainless Steel Bin Storage Racks have been designed to store miscellaneous bottles, tubes, vials, bags, or boxes that will not fit in standard storage racks

Supplier: Globe Scientific

Produced from polycarbonate (PC), these storage boxes are designed to withstand temperatures of –196 °C to +121 °C