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Market demand: Medical in Iowa sell about 70% of the time, typically ~5 bids. Based on 399 completed sales over the last year.
🏛️ University of Iowa Surplus
Condition: As-is
North American Bidders Only. For Auction is a Taylor Wharton 34HC Cryogenic Storage Dewar The Taylor Wharton 34HC (High Capacity) is a professional-grade cryogenic storage dewar designed for the long-term preservation of biological materials at liquid nitrogen temperatures. Manufactured under the Taylor Wharton brand (now managed by IC Biomedical), this unit is heavily utilized in laboratories, bio-repositories, and animal husbandry for sample storage. Technical Specifications Liquid Nitrogen Capacity: 34 Liters Static Evaporation Rate: 0.17 to 0.18 Liters/day Static Holding Time: Up to 123 to 200 days (depending on manufacturing generation and vacuum health) Working/Dynamic Time: Approximately 125 days under active opening/use Neck Diameter: 3.5 inches (91 mm), facilitating easier sample access Dimensions: 27 inches (686 mm) height by 20 inches (457 mm) outer diameter Weight: 35 lbs (16.1 kg) when empty; 94 lbs (43.5 kg) when fully charged with LN₂ The Cryogenic Storage Dewar has not been tested. The Cryogenic Storage Dewar comes with everything that is documented within the included photos and nothing more. The Cryogenic Storage Dewar may show signs of cosmetic wear such as scuffs and sticker labels. Please reference the included photos and Taylor Wharton model number for more information. The Taylor Wharton 34HC Cryogenic Storage Dewar is being sold AS IS.
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