Cryolab Strengthens UK Cryogenic Storage Offer with Expanded 20L Liquid Nitrogen Dewar Range

LONDON - EntSun -- Cryolab, the UK specialist in cryogenic storage technology, has expanded its range of 20L liquid nitrogen dewars to meet growing demand from fertility clinics, veterinary reproduction centres, and life science research facilities across the United Kingdom.

The expanded range addresses a consistent market need for vessels that balance sample capacity, nitrogen management efficiency, and physical footprint for facilities operating in space-constrained laboratory environments. The new additions to the range include models with improved static evaporation rates, wider neck diameters for enhanced canister access, and compatibility with Cryolab's full range of cryogenic consumables.

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The 20L capacity remains the most widely specified vessel size in UK reproductive medicine, used for sperm cryopreservation, embryo storage, and oocyte banking across both NHS-funded and private fertility services. The same vessel format is increasingly used in veterinary reproduction for equine and bovine semen storage.

All Cryolab vessels ship with full specification documentation including static evaporation rate measurements, vacuum integrity certification, and canister compatibility data. UK technical support is available throughout the vessel lifecycle, with service inspection programmes available for facilities requiring documented maintenance records.

Facilities interested in the expanded 20L range can request a technical specification pack and consultation through Cryolab