Christmas Islands Cryogenic Bottle Canister For Liquid Nitrogen

Wear Protective Gear: Always wear cryogenic gloves (thick cotton or specialized low-temperature gloves) and safety goggles to prevent severe frostbite from direct contact with liquid nitrogen.

Avoid Skin Exposure: Never touch liquid nitrogen or cryogenic racks with bare hands to prevent frostbite.

Wear Lab Coat: Long-sleeve lab coats are recommended to prevent injuries from splashing liquid nitrogen.

Pre-cooling: For first-time use, fill the tank with one-third of its total capacity to avoid damage from sudden temperature changes.

Control Filling Level: Do not exceed 80% of the container's total capacity to ensure proper sealing with the neck plug.

Regular Refills: Keep track of the liquid nitrogen level and refill before it no longer covers the samples to maintain their viability.

Limit Lid Opening Time: Open the tank lid for as short a time as possible to reduce nitrogen evaporation and temperature fluctuations.

Check Sample Tube Seals: Ensure tubes are properly sealed to prevent liquid nitrogen ingress, which could cause rupture.

Organize Samples: Store different samples in designated sections to avoid cross-contamination, and ensure they are clearly labeled for easy retrieval.