Jencons Taylor Wharton LS3000 Liquid Nitrogen Dewar Lab

  

Jencons Taylor Wharton LS3000 Liquid Nitrogen Dewar Lab. Jencons Taylor Wharton LS3000 Liquid Nitrogen Dewar.

This was removed from a university lab where it was surplus to requirements. The unit is in excellent cosmetic condition with minor marks from use.

6 x Racks sized - 14 x 14 x 28cm. NOTE: No cables, remotes, accessories, power supplies, consumables or any other item is included unless shown in the item photo or is in the item description. AB31-38, AB40-52, AB54-56, AB63 IV1-28, IV30-32, IV36-56, IV63, KA27-28, KW1-17, PA20-38, PA41-49, PA60-78, PH4-44, PH49-50, PO30-41, TR21-25, BT, GS, GY, HY, IM, JE, TDCU, ZE. In some cases, we may need to apply for export licenses which can take some time; we can advise on time-scales. You are also welcome to arrange your own courier subject to regulatory and documentation requirements.

If you wish to return the item, for whatever reason, you may do so within 45 days. In some cases we may be able to zero rate the VAT for charity-funded equipment and other exemptions. Please enquire for further details.

For all buyers outside of the UK, the price shown is exclusive of VAT. The sale of this item may be subject to regulation by the U. Food and Drug Administration and state and local regulatory agencies. Please be aware of the FDA Website. Sellers' contact number is 02920 864661.

We are a family business located and have been involved in the resale of surplus items for over three decades. We sell surplus equipment and items on behalf of a large companies, research institutes and universities. All of our products are collected by our team as assets for resale - and come straight out of an office, laboratory or other working environment.

We do not source any items from waste disposal. Therefore you can be confident in our products.

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