| Product Name | DNA Sample Cryogenic Storage Box | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Product Overview | The DNA Sample Cryogenic Storage Box is designed for organized storage of cryogenic tubes containing DNA, genomic material, tissue specimens and other valuable veterinary or laboratory samples. A 9 × 9 internal grid provides 81 individual storage positions, helping laboratories maintain clear sample locations and improve retrieval efficiency. The indexed lid and fixed compartments reduce tube movement and support systematic inventory management. The storage box is suitable for veterinary diagnostic laboratories, livestock breeding centers, genomic testing facilities, animal disease research programs and commercial livestock projects requiring reliable long-term sample organization. |
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| Structural Principle | Each cryogenic tube is placed into an individual position in the internal grid. The row-and-column arrangement assigns a fixed storage location to every sample, allowing the position to be recorded in laboratory databases, worksheets or barcode management systems. The rigid outer housing protects the tubes from mechanical movement during freezer storage, while the indexed lid allows technicians to identify the required position before removing a sample. In low-temperature applications, ventilation and drainage openings help promote efficient temperature transfer and reduce trapped moisture within the box. |
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| Use & Maintenance | Confirm that the cryogenic tube dimensions are compatible with the selected box before loading samples. Assign each specimen a defined row-and-column position and record this location in the laboratory sample management system. Place sealed tubes vertically into the individual compartments and close the lid securely before transferring the box to the freezer or cryogenic storage system. Avoid repeatedly opening the storage box outside the controlled low-temperature environment, as unnecessary warming can affect temperature-sensitive biological samples. Plastic cryogenic boxes should be inspected regularly for cracks, deformation or damaged indexing features. Where the selected material permits autoclaving, decontamination should follow the validated laboratory procedure and the temperature limits specified for the box material. When samples are stored in liquid-nitrogen systems, follow the applicable laboratory cryogenic safety procedures and use appropriate personal protective equipment. |
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| Product FAQ | How many samples can the reference box hold? The reference configuration uses a 9 × 9 grid and provides 81 individual cryogenic tube positions. What samples can be stored in the box? It can be used to organize cryogenic tubes containing DNA, tissue, genomic material and other veterinary or laboratory specimens. Can the box be used in ultra-low-temperature storage? Yes. Compatible polycarbonate cryogenic boxes are designed for mechanical freezer and cryogenic storage applications, with certain configurations rated down to approximately -196°C. What tube sizes are compatible? The reference 81-position configuration is suitable for common 1 to 2 ml cryogenic tubes. Exact tube diameter and height should be confirmed before ordering. Why is an indexed lid useful? The printed grid allows laboratory staff to locate individual specimens quickly and helps maintain accurate sample inventory records. Can different colors be supplied? Yes. Different base or insert colors can be supplied to support laboratory sample classification and project management. |
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