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CRYO-CYL
Easy to handle 26" (66 cm) diameter 230 liter model (low center of gravity)
Easy to hook up

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Cryopreservation
Critical Temperature,
Storage Phase, and Capacity. MVE offers a complete line of
storage solutions in liquid or vapor, with temperatures ranging
from -125°C to -190°C.

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TEC 3000
The TEC 3000 employs a variety of advanced features that enable the controller to monitor
and control the environment inside a freezer with a high level of precision

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High Efficiency/Vapor Series
There is a critical temperature for most biological samples that are cryopreserved. This critical temperature is known as the Glass Transition
Temperature (Tg) of water, which is widely accepted as being in the order of -130° to -135°C. The long-term viability of frozen
samples can be seriously compromised if stored above this temperature range. Further, if they experience several transitions through
this range in either thermal direction, additional deterioration may occur. It is important that the LN2 freezer
maintain a lower temperature, even during filling and sample retrieval cycles. This is much more likely to be
achieved if the freezer maintains a temperature of -190°C than if the system is at or near the critical temperature at normal equilibrium. Chart-MVE’s approach to this problem was to
improve the fundamental design of freezers used in vapor phase and
to design and build a nitrogen vapor freezer which ensures stability
at -190°C.

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MVE Series
MVE Cryopreservation Systems are designed to
be used for either vapor or liquid storage. A wide
neck opening and stainless steel construction
provide the most durable environment for your
biological samples. With advanced features and
storage from 3,200 to 39,000 vials, the MVE
series is the choice of laboratories worldwide.
The MVE Series freezers are designed primarily
for liquid phase storage. If vapor phase storage
is required, ask your distributor about the
vapor storage accessory package.

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Stock Series
MVE Stock Series tanks are primarily designed for storage of
either vials or straws on canes in liquid nitrogen. The tanks are
built for long life, durability in service and ergonomic sample
retrieval, all of vital importance for this type of storage environment.
Dual lids on the MVE 1318 aid in sample removal while
retaining critical temperatures inside the storage area. The rotating
sample tray in the 1842P-150 allows for maximum storage
space and easy access. All MVE Stock units are built with an
emphasis on sample security and the ability to provide safe
long-term storage for your valuable samples.

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Cabinet Series
The MVE 600 and 1400 Cryopreservation Systems
are designed to provide reliable storage of biological
products in liquid or vapor*. The units are upgraded
with improved ergonomics and easier sample access.
In addition, the cabinets are constructed from aluminum,
with stainless steel top decks. With vial storage
capacities ranging from 16900 to 26650,
low-maintenance design and the TEC 3000 controller,
the MVE Cabinet Series are world-class, wide neck
freezers.

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Cryo Carts
MVE Cryo Carts are designed for the safe loading of biological
samples into canes, boxes, racks or frames. When used as a
portable workbench with the lid removed, the unit will provide a
safe and controlled environment for your samples for up to ten
hours

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CryoSystem Series
The MVE CryoSystem 750, 2000, 4000 and 6000 combine the benefits of low nitrogen consumption with mid-range vial capacity to
meet the diverse needs of today’s professionals worldwide. The lightweight and low-space demands of these containers make them the
most economical units in their class. Chart-MVE cryogenic vessels are performance leaders through innovation, super insulation and
vacuum technology.

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Lab Series
The Lab Series cryogenic liquid dewars get their name from their acceptance in laboratories and medical facilities worldwide. These
high-efficiency, super insulated dewars are the most convenient, economical way to store and dispense liquid nitrogen. Many lab units
can be fitted with pouring spouts, pressurized dispensing devices, or dippers to aid in the transfer of liquid nitrogen.

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