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NEST® Cryovials are made of medical-grade polypropylene (PP), cryogenic tubes can withstand low temperatures down to minus 196°C in a liquid nitrogen gas phase environment. They are available in three types: cryogenic tubes (without 2D barcode), 2D barcode cryogenic tubes and 3-code cryogenic tubes. They are manufactured with high-precision injection-stretch-blow molding equipment and automated equipment for manufacturing.
Certified by ISO13485 and ISO 9001, with batch stability.
New sealing structure design, optimized sealing
performance, better liquid nitrogen sealing,
smoother feel.
No DNase, no RNase, no endotoxin.
E-beam sterilization, SAL=10-6.
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