Magula 10L Liquid Nitrogen Container 10L Liquid Nitrogen Dewar Evaporation Test Our liquid nitrogen dewar features cutting-edge composite insulation technology, providing low volatility, long liquid nitrogen retention, minimal welds, and superior vacuum sealing Previous page Next page Polyurethane Foam Bottle Stopper The bottle stopper is crafted with polyurethane foam, providing excellent low-temperature resistance. The bottle mouth is designed with grooves for easy jar fixation. Additionally, anti-slip handles facilitate effortless movement. Silicone Sleeve with Vacuum Nozzle Equipped with a silicone sleeve and a vacuum nozzle, our liquid nitrogen tank provides enhanced protection for the sealed container and creates a vacuum environment. It is the perfect solution for low-temperature storage. Liquid nitrogen Dewar Applicable Scenes 10L Liquid Nitrogen Dewar Comparative Capacity Aviation Aluminum 10L Capacity 3L 85 days Days of Storage(≥d) 26 days Transport Aviation Aluminum 10L Capacity 6L 85 days Days of Storage(≥d) 52 days Transport Aviation Aluminum 10L Capacity 20L 85 days Days of Storage(≥d) 168 days Transport Previous page 3L Liquid Nitrogen Dewar 6L Liquid Nitrogen Dewar 20L Liquid Nitrogen Dewar Next page Learn More Learn More Learn More Will the liquid nitrogen tank have liquid nitrogen in it when I purchase it? Please note that the liquid nitrogen dewar is sold empty. However, most local medical facilities or welding suppliers can assist you in filling the tank with LN2. Some places may require you to sign a liability waiver before they perform the filling How long can I store liquid nitrogen in the container? A full container of liquid nitrogen can be stored statically for up to 3 month without opening the tank during the day. The evaporation rate can be affected by factors such as temperature, humidity, air pressure, and frequent opening of the container Can this liquid nitrogen tank be used for transportation when filled with LN2? The YDS-10 is primarily designed for storage purposes. For transportation, it is recommended to use the provided thick protective cover and ensure that the container remains upright to prevent any leakage or spillage of liquid nitrogen. How can I measure the amount of liquid nitrogen remaining in the tank? You can use a solid small plastic rod or a solid small stick. Insert it into the tank, touching the bottom, and wait for 5 to 10 seconds. The length of the frosted section on the rod indicates the height of the liquid nitrogen.