A Cryogenic Dry Shipper is a specialised container designed to transport temperature-sensitive materials at ultra-low temperatures. It uses liquid nitrogen to maintain a stable and consistent temperature over an extended period, making it ideal for long-distance shipping.
These shippers are commonly used in:
Biomedical research – for transporting biological samples, cell lines, tissues, and organs.
Pharmaceuticals – for shipping vaccines, medicines, and other temperature-sensitive products.
Life sciences – for storing and transporting DNA, proteins, enzymes, and other biological materials.
Veterinary medicine – for moving animal samples and vaccines safely.
By keeping materials at extremely low temperatures, cryogenic dry shippers ensure that sensitive samples arrive in optimal condition, supporting research, healthcare, and scientific advancements.
