Carrying liquid nitrogen could be very dangerous without proper methods. Liquid Nitrogen Carrier design offers not only a safe carrier but also a multipurpose unit that has the ability to store, transport, organize, and reduce evaporation and exposure of liquid nitrogen. It’s been designed with a large handle and a wide base to ensure ease of transportation in the working environment such as Medical and Science Research field. Compared to existing products in the market, this carrier provides easily operated unit with the aim of reducing potential harm to the researchers that are usually surrounded by the use of liquid nitrogen.
Designer : Joshua Sunghoon Mun
The organizing rack and test tube cartridge of Liquid Nitrogen Carrier are features that allow the user to perform various tasks within the laboratory. The rack is constructed of a co-injection insulation foam thus making the liquid nitrogen can be stored within the container without evaporating. The rack provides the user with visual feedback to reduce the risk of any unnecessary liquid nitrogen related injuries throughout the process of snap freezing living cells utilizing the Liquid Nitrogen Carrier.
The test tube cartridge provides a method of arranging and storing test tubes within the container. Each cartridge has different colors for easy sorting of the test tubes and easy relocation into another preserving environment.
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