Medical Gases

Medical Liquid Nitrogen (Liquid Medical Nitrogen / LN₂)

Medical liquid nitrogen at -196°C for cryopreservation, cord blood storage, and dermatological freezing treatments. Secure delivery based on net weight (kg) in special dewar vessels.

Product Description

Liquid nitrogen (LN₂) is a product used in laboratories, sample preservation, and certain healthcare applications due to its cryogenic properties. With a boiling point of approximately -196°C at atmospheric pressure, it must be transported and stored in appropriately designed cryogenic containers. Depending on the intended application, product specifications, container type, safety requirements, and necessary documentation should be evaluated. Suitability for medical use must be verified separately. Contact Tinsa Gaz for information about liquid nitrogen supply options, cryogenic equipment, and delivery conditions.

Key Features

  • ✓Liquid Nitrogen Technical Specifications and Suitability for Use
  • ✓Filling Quantity and Net Weight Information (kg)
  • ✓Vacuum-insulated cryogenic Dewar cylinders and vacuum-jacketed tanker logistics

Usage Areas

✦Cryobanks and Biological Cell Storage (Cryopreservation): Liquid nitrogen may be used to store certain biological samples at low temperatures in suitable cryogenic systems. Sample viability and storage suitability depend on the sample type, preparation method, temperature monitoring and relevant laboratory procedures.
✦Dermatology and Cryosurgery (Freezing Treatment): Used as a primary surgical fluid in skin clinics and dermatology departments for cryotherapy operations, freezing and controlled destruction of warts, abnormal skin tissues, lesions, and certain benign/malignant tumors at -196°C.
✦Medical Equipment and Laboratory Cooling Systems: Liquid nitrogen may be used as a coolant in compatible medical and laboratory equipment. Suitability depends on equipment specifications and relevant safety requirements.

Supply and Storage Models

1. Vacuum-Insulated Cryogenic Dewar Vessels

Liquid nitrogen used in clinics, laboratories, and dermatology applications must be transported and stored in suitable cryogenic containers. The insulation characteristics of Dewar containers, determination of product quantity, delivery terms, and billing conditions should be assessed according to the relevant product documentation.

2. Cryogenic Liquid Tank Supply Solutions

The suitability of Dewar containers, cryogenic tanks or bulk delivery options for liquid nitrogen should be assessed according to the product, facility infrastructure, operational capabilities and delivery terms. Available services should be confirmed before ordering.

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