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Thermo Scientific Nalgene™ MegaMAX 100 Cryo Store Box, PC

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HS Code #
39231090
Autoclavable
Yes
Depth
132 mm
Dimensions (WxD)
132 x 132 mm
Height
78 mm
Material
PC
Min. temperature
-196 °C
No. of positions depth
10
No. of positions (WxD)
10 x 10
No. of positions width
10
Type
MegaMAX-100

$90.37

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Product description

The Thermo Scientific Nalgene™ MegaMAX 100 Cryo Store Box, PC, is a durable storage solution designed for organised cryogenic sample management in laboratory and biobanking environments. Manufactured from robust polycarbonate, this box is built to withstand demanding storage conditions while supporting efficient handling and retrieval of cryotubes. Its versatile divider options allow laboratories to configure the box for different tube formats, making it a practical choice for structured sample storage across a wide temperature range.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Thermo Scientific
  • Durable polycarbonate construction: Manufactured from strong polycarbonate, the MegaMAX 100 Cryo Store Box is designed to withstand repeated use in demanding laboratory and cryogenic storage environments while maintaining structural integrity.
  • Designed for organised cryogenic storage: This storage box supports systematic arrangement of cryotubes, helping laboratories improve sample organisation, retrieval efficiency, and overall storage management.
  • Multiple divider configurations available: The box can be used with 10 x 10 dividers for internally threaded tubes, 9 x 9 dividers for externally threaded tubes or tubes fitted with CryoFlex, and 8 x 8 dividers for microcentrifuge tubes, offering flexibility across different sample formats.
  • Suitable for a wide temperature range: Temperature resistant from -196 to 135 °C, the box is suitable for cryogenic storage as well as higher-temperature handling requirements in laboratory workflows.
  • Autoclavable for added convenience: The autoclavable design supports cleaning and reuse, helping laboratories maintain good storage hygiene and long-term value from reusable equipment.
  • Reliable for routine and long-term storage: Built for dependable performance, the box is suitable for laboratories managing both day-to-day sample handling and long-term cryogenic storage applications.

The Thermo Scientific Nalgene™ MegaMAX 100 Cryo Store Box is a dependable choice for laboratories that need durable, flexible, and well-organised cryogenic storage. When you order through LabFriend, you gain access to trusted laboratory products, dependable sourcing, and support in selecting the right storage solutions for your workflow. Choose LabFriend for cryogenic storage products that help maintain sample organisation, protection, and day-to-day efficiency.

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Frequently asked questions

It is a durable storage solution designed for organised cryogenic sample management in laboratory and biobanking environments. Manufactured from robust polycarbonate, this box is built to withstand demanding storage conditions while supporting efficient handling and retrieval of cryotubes. Its versatile divider options allow laboratories to configure the box for different tube formats, making it a practical choice for structured sample storage across a wide temperature range.

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