Product Description
Build an ice-free cooling station that fits your samples and temperature needs, one component at a time. Combine the insulated cool box with a freezing or cooling block and a tube module to keep reagents and samples cold on the bench without a messy ice bucket.
This listing is for NEST catalog number 200902: Ice-Free Cooling Block for Cool Box System, 0.5°C to 4°C Holding Range. The cool box is a lightweight, portable insulated housing measuring 105 x 100 x 260 mm, and it accepts up to 200 g of dry ice beneath the tube block. The freezing block holds samples between -18°C and 4°C, while the cooling block holds 0.5°C to 4°C for reagents that must not freeze. All components are reusable and need no consumables beyond a stay in the freezer. LIGHT LABS stocks the NEST Scientific line and ships quickly from our Englewood, Colorado team.
Key Features
- Modular System – Cool box, freezing block, cooling block and tube modules combine to suit each task
- Two Temperature Options – Freezing block for -18°C to 4°C or cooling block for 0.5°C to 4°C
- Long Hold Time – Assembled system keeps samples below freezing for about 4 hours with the lid on
- Dry Ice Compatible – Cool box accepts up to 200 g of dry ice below the tube block
- Reusable – Recharge blocks in a freezer and reuse thousands of times
Specifications
| Catalog Number | 200902 |
| Brand | NEST Scientific |
| Description | Ice-Free Cooling Block for Cool Box System, 0.5°C to 4°C Holding Range |
| Sold As | Each |
| Component | Cooling block |
| Temperature Range | 0.5°C to 4°C |
| Units per Case | 1 |
| System | NEST ice-free cool box system |
| Reusable | Yes |
| Units per Pack | 1 |
Available Options
- 200901 – Ice-Free Cool Box, Insulated Housing for Freezing Blocks and Tube Modules, 105 x 100 x 260 mm
- 200903 – Ice-Free Freezing Block for Cool Box System, -18°C to 4°C Holding Range
Applications
- Benchtop handling of enzymes and PCR reagents
- Sample collection in the field
- Short-term protection during power outages
- Keeping reagents cold without freezing
- Replacing ice buckets in the lab
