Cardboard box labelled 'from E.C.A.C.C.'

PART OF:
Cryopreservation unit
Made:
1993-1994 in United Kingdom
maker:
Unknown

Cardboard box labelled 'from E.C.A.C.C.', 'CAMR Porton Down', 'transfer ampoules to gas phase nitrogen (not liquid phase)' and 'Please Rush Dry Ice Equipment', containing polystyrene insulation, unsigned, British, 1990-1994. As used at the European Collection of Animal Cell Cultures, Porton Down, Wiltshire, England.

Details

Category:
Biochemistry
Object Number:
1994-132/2
Materials:
cardboard, paper (fibre product) and polystyrene
Measurements:
overall (box open): 390 mm x 600 mm x 560 mm, 2.21 kg
type:
box - container

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