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Antech CryoCarrier 4B — A dry shipper for transporting biological samples in cold nitrogen vapour. An absorbent retains LN₂; after preparation according to the instructions, no free liquid should remain in the working chamber.
Key advantages
- Vapour-phase transport avoids immersing samples in free LN₂.
- The absorbent retains nitrogen after correct charging and removal of excess liquid.
- Select the model for the sample format, neck opening and route duration.
- Select an external case for compatibility with the specific container.
- A temperature logger can document transport conditions.
- Capacity depends on cassettes, canisters or racks, rather than tank volume alone.
Technical specifications
| Model | Antech CryoCarrier 4B |
|---|---|
| Nominal gross capacity | 6 L |
| Absorbed LN₂ | 3.5 L |
| Maximum capacity | 6 BBC-A bags |
| Static evaporation | .39 L/day |
| Static vapour-phase holdover | 9 days |
| Neck opening | 125 mm |
| Outer diameter | 300 mm |
| Height | 520 mm |
| Weight: empty / charged | 7.8 / 11.1 kg |
| Case listed by manufacturer | DSC4 |
Application and configuration
Charge and prepare the dry shipper according to its instructions. Static holdover values are measured under test conditions; practical duration depends on preparation, openings, load and route conditions. They are not a guaranteed delivery duration.
Gross tank volume and absorbed nitrogen volume are different parameters. A warm or new container requires extended preparation; a short recharge cycle should not be assumed for first use.
Specify sample holders, case, logger and documentation in the order. Agree packaging, route and carrier requirements; the name Dry Shipper alone does not establish acceptance of a particular shipment for air transport.
B-series capacity here is for BBC-A cassettes. Other bag and cassette formats may have different capacities; confirm the filled bag and cassette dimensions.
The photograph illustrates the series using CryoCarrier 25R; it is not an exact photograph of this model. The model and agreed specification define the order.
Is the stated holdover a guaranteed route duration?
No. A safety margin and temperature verification are required for the specific process.
Are the case and logger included?
Their inclusion must be confirmed in the order specification.