Is Your Lab Running Out of Space? Meet CryoNest®
If you are storing biological samples, chances are you’ve faced one (or all) of these issues: cramped storage, limited flexibility, high running costs, or time-consuming handling. The CryoNest® series from Cryolab tackles them head-on.
CryoNest®: Smart Liquid Nitrogen Storage Built for Real Labs
Whether you’re working with straws, tubes, blood bags, or vials, CryoNest® gives you the flexibility to store them your way. Available in XL (95L), XXL (145L), and XXXL (175L) sizes, each tank is designed to adapt to your needs. Want to mix formats? Go ahead. With interchangeable configurations, CryoNest® lets you build your ideal layout without compromise.
Store More. Use Less Space.
CryoNest® can hold up to 15,000 ½cc straws or 9,000 2ml vials, all within a compact 678mm diameter. No awkward footprints. No wasted corners. And when it’s time to move it? Just roll it on our custom CryoNest base. It’s ideal for space-strapped labs that still need to scale.
Run Lean. Run Long.
With LN₂ hold times that stretch 200+ days, CryoNest® is built to last. That means fewer refills, lower running costs, and more peace of mind. Add in a low cost-per-sample and you’re looking at a seriously efficient long-term solution.
Better Access. Faster Handling.
A wide 216mm neck opening makes all the difference. Unlike traditional dewars with tight 127mm necks, CryoNest® makes it easy to access samples quickly—no more fumbling with racks or wrestling with canisters. Less exposure time, less stress, more control.
Protect What Matters
Want to See CryoNest® in Action?
We’d love to show you how it can fit into your lab. Contact us on www.cryolab.co.uk
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