Odd reports have always swarmed around the Hall of Fame baseball slugger Ted Williams and the cryonic freezing of his head and body cryogenic storage containers.
Apparently Williams' head and body are still being stored in an Arizona cryonics lab. Williams' son, John Henry Williams, had is father placed in cryonic suspension, a process that freezes body parts in hopes that future scientific advancements will restore the dead to life or clone the person.
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Oddly enough, reports have stated that Williams head has been separated from the body and put in different cryogenic storage containers. The two are in the same room, but Williams' head was placed in a liquid nitrogen-filled steel cryogenic storage can on a shelf, while his body is in the same room. The body is in a liquid-nitrogen-filled, nine-foot-tall cylindrical steel tank and is properly marked by his ID number, A-1949.
The bizarre part of the post-mortem drama is that this may have not been Williams' intentions. Instead, it appears his son wanted the process to be done. The only publically known documentation that suggested Williams wanted to be perceive was on a piece of scrap paper, which was stained with motor oil and was dated Nov. 2, 2000. The paper bares Williams, John Henry and his sister Claudia signatures stating to be put in "Bio-Stasis after we die."
Williams' body was flown to Arizona almost immediately after his death on July 5, 2002. Many people contend that John Henry wants to preserve his father's DNA or even sell it. The saga is certainly interesting considered the potential of cryonics thanks to cryogenic storage. Could you imagine seeing Ted Williams in his baseball gear again? Now that would be something!
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Showing posts with label cryogenic storage. Show all posts
Friday, April 13, 2012
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Can Future Cryonic Technology Reanimate Life?
Is there a way for us humans to shed our mortality? Well, some have the idea of using cryogenic storage to preserve our bodies beyond death in the hope that science will find the secret to everlasting life.
While most Americans choose the traditional path of being buried or cremated following death, there is an alternative to this type of treatment. With cryonics, the storage system can preserve a recently deceased or a seriously diseased person in the hopes that one day scientists will figure out how to reanimate to cure afflictions such as a terminal illness. These cryonic patients, called cryonauts, place their trust in the scientific advancement of the future. That trust and risk may pay out at a chance of immortality. This may sound more like science fiction rather than founded science, but many foresee the possibility of reanimation in the future, either near or distant.
The scientific concern with cryogenic storage regards tends to deal with the formation of ice crystals in the patient's cells while the body is cooled to a chilly -200 degrees Celsius. Antifreeze solution is used to reduce the formation of these ice crystals, but they occur nonetheless and cause serious tissue damage – much like freezer burn. Although, scientists feel that there will eventually be a way to repair this damage or even prevent it for future cryonauts.
For proof of escalating technology, cryobiologists have found a new technology called vitrification, which allows preservation without damaging tissue. Cryogenic vitrification involves replacing the patient's blood with a unique antifreeze cocktail that prohibits ice formations and suspends cells in a glass-like state. However, vitrification has only been achieved with single human cells and not an entire body; but is this opening a path to future solutions.
At this point, cryogenic storage for bodies is putting a lot of stock in future science. While it seems very fictional and fanciful, just think of how many people 200 years ago would laugh at the idea of a flying Boeing 747?
While most Americans choose the traditional path of being buried or cremated following death, there is an alternative to this type of treatment. With cryonics, the storage system can preserve a recently deceased or a seriously diseased person in the hopes that one day scientists will figure out how to reanimate to cure afflictions such as a terminal illness. These cryonic patients, called cryonauts, place their trust in the scientific advancement of the future. That trust and risk may pay out at a chance of immortality. This may sound more like science fiction rather than founded science, but many foresee the possibility of reanimation in the future, either near or distant.
The scientific concern with cryogenic storage regards tends to deal with the formation of ice crystals in the patient's cells while the body is cooled to a chilly -200 degrees Celsius. Antifreeze solution is used to reduce the formation of these ice crystals, but they occur nonetheless and cause serious tissue damage – much like freezer burn. Although, scientists feel that there will eventually be a way to repair this damage or even prevent it for future cryonauts.
For proof of escalating technology, cryobiologists have found a new technology called vitrification, which allows preservation without damaging tissue. Cryogenic vitrification involves replacing the patient's blood with a unique antifreeze cocktail that prohibits ice formations and suspends cells in a glass-like state. However, vitrification has only been achieved with single human cells and not an entire body; but is this opening a path to future solutions.
At this point, cryogenic storage for bodies is putting a lot of stock in future science. While it seems very fictional and fanciful, just think of how many people 200 years ago would laugh at the idea of a flying Boeing 747?
Thursday, March 29, 2012
How to Choose a Cryogenic Storage Provider
It is best to seek out experts who know how to use cryogenic storage properly. Cryogenic storage is an expanding field in modern science and there are many new trends being utilized. If you are an individual or company that is seeking to use modern cryogenics, then it is important to find a company that has real world experience in the field.
Cryogenic storage companies should have familiarity with installation and design in various formats of cryogenic systems. You should also look for companies that have expertise in cell culture storage, cryobiological preservation techniques, alarm system troubleshooting, in-house freezer control devices, and general knowledge regarding cryogenic storage. These are some of the standard criteria that university labs, medical research groups, and pharmaceutical industries look for when they choose a cryogenic storage facility to work with.
With the sensitive nature of cryogenic storage, it is important that you only trust the best providers. With the important job of preserving such sensitive materials as human blood, eggs, semen and donor organs, it is imperative that the equipment that is used in cryogenics be top quality, and the company that you purchase the equipment from are knowledgeable in its use. More than just scientific progress hangs in the balance: with ruined eggs, a woman might not be able to conceive a child; with spoiled donor organs, a man might not be able to have the vital transplant he needs, and not have much more time left to wait for another one to be available.
With the right choice of cryogenic storage provider, you or your company will never have to worry about lost biological materials or organs, and you will be advised of every in and out of the use of their product.
Cryogenic storage companies should have familiarity with installation and design in various formats of cryogenic systems. You should also look for companies that have expertise in cell culture storage, cryobiological preservation techniques, alarm system troubleshooting, in-house freezer control devices, and general knowledge regarding cryogenic storage. These are some of the standard criteria that university labs, medical research groups, and pharmaceutical industries look for when they choose a cryogenic storage facility to work with.
With the sensitive nature of cryogenic storage, it is important that you only trust the best providers. With the important job of preserving such sensitive materials as human blood, eggs, semen and donor organs, it is imperative that the equipment that is used in cryogenics be top quality, and the company that you purchase the equipment from are knowledgeable in its use. More than just scientific progress hangs in the balance: with ruined eggs, a woman might not be able to conceive a child; with spoiled donor organs, a man might not be able to have the vital transplant he needs, and not have much more time left to wait for another one to be available.
With the right choice of cryogenic storage provider, you or your company will never have to worry about lost biological materials or organs, and you will be advised of every in and out of the use of their product.
Friday, February 3, 2012
LN2 Freezers Help Companies Play New Age Tooth Fairy by Storing Dental Stem Cells
Slipping your children's teeth under the pillow for the tooth fairy may be a thing of the past. Now, thanks to LN2 freezer (liquid nitrogen) technology, companies are offering services to store baby teeth in case they are needed in the future to help treat or cure serious family medical issues.
The new technology allows companies to bank adult stem cells found in baby teeth and even in wisdom teeth. So instead of throwing those teeth away or having a dentist discard extracted wisdom teeth people can now store these precious dental stem cells that can be used for various dental and medical applications.
The lab harvests pulp and tissue that contains stem cells and then processes the cells for freezing. The cells are equilibrated with cyroprotectant and then placed in LN2 freezer storage units at the company. This will ensure long-term storage until the possible need by a healthcare provider.
The cost to store a tooth is just under $800 which includes the first year of storage after that fees fall about $10 a month to keep the tooth frozen.
As of right now there are no medical applications using dental stem cells but they are being used in studies. There is hope that one day – thanks to the help of LN2 freezer technology – doctors will be able to treat spinal cord injuries, MS (multiple sclerosis) and a variety of other issues.
So the next time the tooth fairy is in town, think about keeping that tooth instead of trading it in for a shiny coin. Who knows, that tooth may be worth someone's life down the road!
The new technology allows companies to bank adult stem cells found in baby teeth and even in wisdom teeth. So instead of throwing those teeth away or having a dentist discard extracted wisdom teeth people can now store these precious dental stem cells that can be used for various dental and medical applications.
The lab harvests pulp and tissue that contains stem cells and then processes the cells for freezing. The cells are equilibrated with cyroprotectant and then placed in LN2 freezer storage units at the company. This will ensure long-term storage until the possible need by a healthcare provider.
The cost to store a tooth is just under $800 which includes the first year of storage after that fees fall about $10 a month to keep the tooth frozen.
As of right now there are no medical applications using dental stem cells but they are being used in studies. There is hope that one day – thanks to the help of LN2 freezer technology – doctors will be able to treat spinal cord injuries, MS (multiple sclerosis) and a variety of other issues.
So the next time the tooth fairy is in town, think about keeping that tooth instead of trading it in for a shiny coin. Who knows, that tooth may be worth someone's life down the road!
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Use Princeton Cryo's High-Quality Cryogenic Equipment to Avoid Fines
Cryogenic freezing can certainly be dangerous. That's why we provide the best-quality cryogenic equipment possible to ensure the safety and effectiveness of all cryogenic freezing systems.
With our products you can avoid problems and fines like one large frozen pizza company who was cited for nine alleged safety and health violations. Of course, most of the fines were of a result of neglect of the company, but you can make the cryogenic freezing process easier with our products.
One of the citations was a violation of exposing workers to an oxygen deficient atmosphere.
"Employers are responsible for knowing the hazards that exist in their workplace and training workers in proper safety precautions such as air monitoring and respirator use," said Kim Stille, director of OSHA's Madison Area Office. "OSHA is committed to protecting workers, especially when employers fail to do so."
The fines totaled $76,300 after OSHA initiated an inspection of the pizza company's plant in June. The violations were issued when workers were exposed to an oxygen deficient environment during the freezing process of the pizzas in a liquid nitrogen cryogenic freezer. The cryogenic freezer created a hazardous environment due to the buildup of nitrogen gas; however, no injuries or illnesses were reported as a result of the conditions.
Other fines focused on the lack of training and implementation of safety equipment. These fines can greatly hurt any company that uses cryogenic equipment. That's why we, at Princeton Cryo, think it's important to use the best equipment in the market. We strive to create a safe environment no matter what the use of the cryogenic freezer.
With our products you can avoid problems and fines like one large frozen pizza company who was cited for nine alleged safety and health violations. Of course, most of the fines were of a result of neglect of the company, but you can make the cryogenic freezing process easier with our products.
One of the citations was a violation of exposing workers to an oxygen deficient atmosphere.
"Employers are responsible for knowing the hazards that exist in their workplace and training workers in proper safety precautions such as air monitoring and respirator use," said Kim Stille, director of OSHA's Madison Area Office. "OSHA is committed to protecting workers, especially when employers fail to do so."
The fines totaled $76,300 after OSHA initiated an inspection of the pizza company's plant in June. The violations were issued when workers were exposed to an oxygen deficient environment during the freezing process of the pizzas in a liquid nitrogen cryogenic freezer. The cryogenic freezer created a hazardous environment due to the buildup of nitrogen gas; however, no injuries or illnesses were reported as a result of the conditions.
Other fines focused on the lack of training and implementation of safety equipment. These fines can greatly hurt any company that uses cryogenic equipment. That's why we, at Princeton Cryo, think it's important to use the best equipment in the market. We strive to create a safe environment no matter what the use of the cryogenic freezer.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
We Stand By Our Products With a 100 Percent Guarantee
We at PrincetonCryo.com believe in valuing our customer's satisfaction with all of our products. We offer a first-rate customer service that can help your needs, which can prove invaluable in the world of cryogenics.
We offer top of the line cryogenic equipment to help you build the best cryogenic storage system on the market. PrincetonCryo.com provides industry-leading cryogenic design and engineers that are instrumental in creating the most well-renowned equipment in the world. Our engineers are experience and well trained to design and install all of our cryogenic equipment.
Because we have set a high bar for ourselves and have earned the reputation as a reliable, high-quality leader in the cryogenic industry, we know that all of our customers will have 100 percent satisfaction.
If you do not have 100 percent satisfaction, we adhere to a "No Hassle" return policy where we'll make sure your cryogenic equipment is working correctly or you'll get your money back. So if you're in the field that needs cryogenic storage equipment then look no further than PrincetonCryo.com, we guarantee you'll be satisfied.
We offer top of the line cryogenic equipment to help you build the best cryogenic storage system on the market. PrincetonCryo.com provides industry-leading cryogenic design and engineers that are instrumental in creating the most well-renowned equipment in the world. Our engineers are experience and well trained to design and install all of our cryogenic equipment.
Because we have set a high bar for ourselves and have earned the reputation as a reliable, high-quality leader in the cryogenic industry, we know that all of our customers will have 100 percent satisfaction.
If you do not have 100 percent satisfaction, we adhere to a "No Hassle" return policy where we'll make sure your cryogenic equipment is working correctly or you'll get your money back. So if you're in the field that needs cryogenic storage equipment then look no further than PrincetonCryo.com, we guarantee you'll be satisfied.
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Types of biological materials that can be held in Cryogenic Storage
Cryogenic storage is very helpful when storing biological materials. Because a cryogenic freezer can freeze things at -150 degrees Celsius (refrigerated storage is about 5 degrees Celsius and typical freezer storage is about -20 degrees Celsius), it can store many biological materials without letting them go bad.
Some of the biological materials that can be stored are:
- Blood
- Plasma
- Bone
- DNA
- RNA
- Explant device storage (hips, mesh, etc.)
- Tissues and cell lines
- Agro and plant samples
- Pathology and legal specimens
- Stem cells and cord blood
- Fluids and urine
- Clinical supplies
- Serum
- Slides
This is just some of the things that can be held in cryogenic storage. The control of the temperature of valuable biological materials is very important. From storing sperm samples, blood samples to even ways of storing food, cryogenic freezing is one of the best ways to ensure pristine preservation.
Labs that have cryogenic freezers are more likely to have more beneficial biological samples and have more accurate tests for blood, DNA or other animal tissues. Thanks to cryogenic storage, biological materials can be held for a long time and won't spoil or deteriorate. This is important in guaranteeing to those who need biological specimens preserved.
Some of the biological materials that can be stored are:
- Blood
- Plasma
- Bone
- DNA
- RNA
- Explant device storage (hips, mesh, etc.)
- Tissues and cell lines
- Agro and plant samples
- Pathology and legal specimens
- Stem cells and cord blood
- Fluids and urine
- Clinical supplies
- Serum
- Slides
This is just some of the things that can be held in cryogenic storage. The control of the temperature of valuable biological materials is very important. From storing sperm samples, blood samples to even ways of storing food, cryogenic freezing is one of the best ways to ensure pristine preservation.
Labs that have cryogenic freezers are more likely to have more beneficial biological samples and have more accurate tests for blood, DNA or other animal tissues. Thanks to cryogenic storage, biological materials can be held for a long time and won't spoil or deteriorate. This is important in guaranteeing to those who need biological specimens preserved.
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Cryogenic Storage: MoreThan Just Science Fiction
In popular culture, cryogenic freezing is known as a scientific device by which people who are eager to witness to the future – or who are simply rich enough to – freeze their own bodies after death, in hopes that future medical science will have advanced enough to revive them.
Historical figures like Walt Disney have been suspected of cryogenically freezing themselves, and fictional ones like Austin Powers have parodied the process. Real-life scientists have actually done it, like Robert Ettinger, founder of the Cryonics Institute in Michigan, who froze family members after they died and has been frozen himself after passing only a few weeks ago; and Robert Nelson, a television repairman who joined the movement in the 1960s and will be depicted in a movie based on his life directed by Errol Morris with his character played by Paul Rudd.
Outside the science fiction and real-life hype, however, cryogenics is actually a significant part of the average person's life. Workers in hospitals and labs are more aware of this. Entire rooms are used to keep cryogenic storage safe, whether it is a liquid nitrogen dewar or a cryogenic freezer.
Cryogenic equipment is relied on to keep important body tissues preserved, like blood and stem cells. Some people choose to cryogenically freeze umbilical cord blood, for scientific research or potential use in the future. Cryogenic storage is commonly used in fertility clinics, where liquid nitrogen equipment is used to preserve human semen and eggs, embryos, and ovarian tissue. Many people who have experienced fertility problems have thus benefited from this practical use of cryogenic equipment. Cryogenics is more than simply scientific entertainment; it's an important tool in hospitals and medicine.
Historical figures like Walt Disney have been suspected of cryogenically freezing themselves, and fictional ones like Austin Powers have parodied the process. Real-life scientists have actually done it, like Robert Ettinger, founder of the Cryonics Institute in Michigan, who froze family members after they died and has been frozen himself after passing only a few weeks ago; and Robert Nelson, a television repairman who joined the movement in the 1960s and will be depicted in a movie based on his life directed by Errol Morris with his character played by Paul Rudd.
Outside the science fiction and real-life hype, however, cryogenics is actually a significant part of the average person's life. Workers in hospitals and labs are more aware of this. Entire rooms are used to keep cryogenic storage safe, whether it is a liquid nitrogen dewar or a cryogenic freezer.
Cryogenic equipment is relied on to keep important body tissues preserved, like blood and stem cells. Some people choose to cryogenically freeze umbilical cord blood, for scientific research or potential use in the future. Cryogenic storage is commonly used in fertility clinics, where liquid nitrogen equipment is used to preserve human semen and eggs, embryos, and ovarian tissue. Many people who have experienced fertility problems have thus benefited from this practical use of cryogenic equipment. Cryogenics is more than simply scientific entertainment; it's an important tool in hospitals and medicine.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Stem Cell Research
The first human embryonic stem cell treatment approved by the FDA for human testing has been shown to restore limb function in rats with neck spinal cord injuries - a finding that could expand the clinical trial to include people with cervical damage.
Full Story:
http://www.uci.edu/features/feature_cervicalstemcells_091109.php
Full Story:
http://www.uci.edu/features/feature_cervicalstemcells_091109.php
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
New Developments
Growing Cartilage from Stem Cells
Using adult stem cells from bone marrow and skin as well as human embryonic stem cells, researchers have grown cartilage tissue in the lab (UC Davis)
Neural Stem Cells Show Promise for Treating Age-Related Macular Degeneration
StemCells, Inc. announced recently new preclinical data showing that its human neural stem cells protect cone photoreceptors in the eye from progressive degeneration and preserve visual function long term. (StemCells, Inc., Palo Alto)
Using adult stem cells from bone marrow and skin as well as human embryonic stem cells, researchers have grown cartilage tissue in the lab (UC Davis)
Neural Stem Cells Show Promise for Treating Age-Related Macular Degeneration
StemCells, Inc. announced recently new preclinical data showing that its human neural stem cells protect cone photoreceptors in the eye from progressive degeneration and preserve visual function long term. (StemCells, Inc., Palo Alto)
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Events
World Stem Cells & Regenerative Medicine Congress Asia
October 5-7, 2009
Singapore
2009 World Conference On Regenerative Medicine
October 29-31, 2009
Leipzig, Germany
WiCell Human Embryonic Stem Cell Course
December 7-9, 2009
Madison, United States
Phacilitate Cell and Gene Therapy
January 25-27, 2010
Washington, DC, United States
Molecular Medicine Tri-Conference 2010
February 3-5, 2010
San Francisco, United States
SMi's 2nd Annual Stem Cells
February 15-16, 2010
London, United Kingdom
Keyston Symposium B4Stem Cell Differentiation and Dedifferentation
February 15-20, 2010
Keyston, United States
Stem Cell Summit
February 16, 2010
New York, United States
ISSCR 8th Annual Meeting
June 16-19, 2010
San Francisco, Untied States
October 5-7, 2009
Singapore
2009 World Conference On Regenerative Medicine
October 29-31, 2009
Leipzig, Germany
WiCell Human Embryonic Stem Cell Course
December 7-9, 2009
Madison, United States
Phacilitate Cell and Gene Therapy
January 25-27, 2010
Washington, DC, United States
Molecular Medicine Tri-Conference 2010
February 3-5, 2010
San Francisco, United States
SMi's 2nd Annual Stem Cells
February 15-16, 2010
London, United Kingdom
Keyston Symposium B4Stem Cell Differentiation and Dedifferentation
February 15-20, 2010
Keyston, United States
Stem Cell Summit
February 16, 2010
New York, United States
ISSCR 8th Annual Meeting
June 16-19, 2010
San Francisco, Untied States
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Liquid Nitrogen Sprayer
Cry AC is a device that will spray liquid nitrogen to freeze various materials. For more information, go to princetoncryo.com and search Cry-AC.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Skid Crate Improvements
All MVE cryogenic freezers will be shipped in wooden crates fastened with screws on the front and top panels effective immediately. Without excess damage to wooden panels the use of screws instead of staples will allow service technicians to remove the cryogenic freezer, enabling greater opportunity if necessary for the end-user to reuse the skid/crate.
Monday, May 4, 2009
Differences in HE Versions
About the different HE versions, there has been some confusion and these differences are chart out below.
HE – Stainless steel turntable with pie shaped divisions, operates at -150°C,
HE+ –Similar as HE except has more usable height and aluminum turntable
HE Gen 2 – Similar to HE except the turntable has rectangular divisions
HE+ Gen 2– Similar to HE Gen2 except has more usable height
ETERNE – Aluminum turntable with pie shaped divisions, operates at -190°C
For more detailed information see the table on next page.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Differences in HE Versions
About the different HE versions, there has been some confusion and these differences are chart out below.
HE+ –Similar as HE except has more usable height and aluminum turntable
HE Gen 2 – Similar to HE except the turntable has rectangular divisions
HE+ Gen 2– Similar to HE Gen2 except has more usable height
ETERNE – Aluminum turntable with pie shaped divisions, operates at -190°C
For more detailed information see the table on next page.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
MVE Naming Convention Change
Along with the introduction of the latest cryogenic Tec 3000 controller we have also taken this occasion to review our product model naming convention in an attempt to alleviate the explanation of model differences to our customers. This latest convention is more in par with our competitors in that model capacities are identified without difficulty. Given below is a chart viewing old and new model names.
Notes:
· Although not listed below, gas bypass and battery backup options will still be in the description as
· GB and BB following the F signifying full auto.
· Units sold overseas will carry an MDD CE label for European Certificate validation
· The “P” following the model size designates “pie shaped” turntable sections.
· The “R” following the model size designates “rectangular shaped turntable sections.
· -150 signify HE models and -190 dignifies Eterne models.
Old description 2nd Line New description Series Notes
description
MVE 140 Basic MVE 103 100 series No auto avail.
MVE230 Basic/ old style MVE 204 200 series No auto avail.
MVE230 Gen2 Basic/ Gen 2 MVE 205 200 series Basic no auto
MVE 230 Gen2 Full auto MVE 205F 200 series TEC-3000
MVE 511 Gen2 basic MVE 510 500 series Basic no auto
MVE 511G2/F Full auto MVE510F 500 series TEC-3000
MVE 600F Full auto MVE 616CF 600 series Cab/full auto
MVE 611 basic MVE 616 600 series Basic no auto
MVE 611F Full auto MVE616F 600 series TEC-3000
MVE 810 basic MVE 811 800 series Basic no auto
MVE 810F Full auto MVE811F 800 series TEC-3000
MVE 810HE basic MVE 815P-150 800 series-150 Basic no auto
MVE 810HEF Full auto MVE815P-150F 800 series-150 TEC-3000
MVE 810Eterne basic MVE815P-190 800 series-190 Basic no auto
MVE810EterneF Full auto MVE815P-190F 800 series-190 TEC-3000
MVE 810HE+ basic MVE 818-150 800 series-150 Basic no auto
MVE 810HE+F Full auto MVE 818P-150F 800 series-150 TEC-3000
MVE 1211 basic MVE 1223 1200 series Basic no auto
MVE 1211F Full auto MVE 1223 F 1200 series TEC-3000
MVE 1370 basic MVE 1320 1300 series Basic no auto
MVE 1370 F Full auto MVE 1320 F 1300 series TEC-3000
MVE 1400 F Full auto MVE 1426 CF 1400 series Cab/full auto
MVE 1411 basic MVE 1426 1400 series Basic no auto
MVE 1411 F Full auto MVE 1426 F 1400 series TEC-3000
MVE 1520HE
DRYSHIPPER
W/SKID For air transport MVE 1533 PD -150 1500 s-150 With shipslog
MVE 1520HE basic MVE1533P-150 1500 s-150 Basic no auto
MVE 1520HEF Full auto MVE1533P-150F 1500 s-150 TEC-3000
MVE1520HEG2 basic MVE1539R-150 1500 s-150 Basic no auto
MVE1520HEF G2 Full auto MVE1539R-150F 1500 s-150 TEC-3000
MVE1520HEG2+ basic MVE1542R-150 1500 s-150 Basic no auto
MVE1520HEFG2+ Full auto MVE1542R-150 1500 s-150 TEC-3000
MVE 1520 Eterne basic MVE1533P-190 1500 s-190 Basic no auto
MVE1520 Eterne F Full auto MVE1533P-190F 1500 s-190 TEC-3000
MVE1520HE+ basic MVE1536P-150 1500 s-150 Basic no auto
MVE1520HE+F Full auto MVE1536P-150F 1500 s-150 TEC-3000
MVE 1830HE 2004 basic MVE 1879P-150 1800 s-150 Basic no auto
MVE1830HEF 2004 Full auto MVE1879P-150F 1800 s-150 TEC-3000
MVE1830HEG2 2004 Basic MVE1881R-150 1800 s-150 Basic no auto
MVE1830HEF
G2 2004 Full auto MVE1881R-150F 1800 s-150 TEC-3000
MVE 1830 Eterne
2004 Basic MVE 1879P-190 1800 s-190 Basic no auto
MVE 1830 Eterne
F 2004 Full auto MVE1879P-190F 1800 s-190 TEC-3000
MVE 1830HE+ 2004 basic MVE1892P-150 1800 s-150 Basic no auto
MVE 1830HE+F2004 Full auto MVE1892P-150F 1800 s-150 TEC-3000
MVE1830-2T 2004 basic MVE1894P2T-150 1800 s-150 Basic no auto
MVE18302TF2004 Full auto MVE1894P 2T-150F 1800 s-150 TEC-3000
MVE 1830 2004 Basic MVE 1851P-150 1800 s-150 Basic no auto
MVE 1830F 2004 Full auto MVE 1851P-150F 1800 s-150 TEC-3000
MVE 1841 Gen2 basic MVE1839 1800 s Basic
MVE 1841 Gen2F Full auto MVE1839F 1800 s TEC-3000
Monday, April 27, 2009
Power Supply Replacement for Cryogenic Freezer
If the customer needs an replacement of MDC power supply on their cryogenic freezer, henceforth an existing will be replaced with a Jerome power supply kit (P/N 11943012 for 110V, P/N 11929886 for 220V), which includes the power supply, power cord, bracket, and screws.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Cryogenic Product Price Increase
Stainless steel and aluminum are the main components of our cryogenic products which have continually increased in price as demand is exceeding supply. In addition, the increasing cost of fuel has impacted us through both transportation and supplier pricing. We have placed a main focus on reducing our manufacturing costs to counteract these costs through lean production and careful management of our raw materials. Even though these efforts have allowed us to take in a considerable amount of the price increases, however in order to recoup our losses, we were forced to increase prices by an average of 2% effective July 1st. The mass of our competitors have raised their base prices within the last few months and feels certain that our new pricing levels along with the new TEC-3000 cryogenic controller will make possible for you to carry on to gain business in your territory. Starting July 1st 2006 these new prices will be applied to all new orders received.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Cryogenic Product Price Increase
Stainless steel and aluminum are the main components of our cryogenic products which have continually increased in price as demand is exceeding supply. In addition, the increasing cost of fuel has impacted us through both transportation and supplier pricing. We have placed a main focus on reducing our manufacturing costs to counteract these costs through lean production and careful management of our raw materials. Even though these efforts have allowed us to take in a considerable amount of the price increases, however in order to recoup our losses, we were forced to increase prices by an average of 2% effective July 1st. The mass of our competitors have raised their base prices within the last few months and feels certain that our new pricing levels along with the new TEC-3000 cryogenic controller will make possible for you to carry on to gain business in your territory. Starting July 1st 2006 these new prices will be applied to all new orders received.
Monday, April 20, 2009
TEC-2000 Replacement
For a time, we will go on to carry the TEC-2000 though the TEC-3000 will replace the TEC-2000. Please make sure that the exact controller is ordered because there are two versions of the TEC-2000 with different front panels. The listed part numbers include the assembled stand alone and front panel.
- TEC-2000 controller with symbolic front panel (Europe)
- TEC-2000 controller with numeric front panel (Domestic and where MDD & CE are not requires)
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