Brand: WissEl | Category: Nanotechnology

Dewar vessels of the APOLLO series are used for storing and transporting liquid nitrogen and suit the low temperature Mossbauer equipment WissEl offers. Vacuum super-insulation with long term vacuum protection keeps the evaporation rate low, and the vessels run on smooth rollers inside a transport protection frame. Fittings include a safety device at the vessel neck, a positive pressure relief and seal-off valve, a level indicator, a decanting head with waste gas and overflow valve, and integrated pressure build-up. APOLLO is a registered trademark of Cryotherm GmbH & Co. KG.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Geometric volume options | 49.5, 99.2 or 149.5 L |
| Decanting hose | 1.5 m, with phase separator |
| Liquid service | Liquid nitrogen |
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