Thermo Fisher Scientific - NX50 Cryostat
DESCRIPTION
Cryostat
The NX50 and NX70 utilize a rapid response cooling system that actively cools all areas of the cryochamber that come in contact with the sample, including the specimen clamp, cryobar and blade. The result is precise temperature control and half the energy consumption of other routine cryostats. Low energy LED lighting with user-adjustable intensity is also included.
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1Reply10 months ago | NX50 Firmware Issue Has anyone experienced on the NX50 the service programming going blank? We were told by the manufacturer that the firmware needs to be re-entered with a thumb drive. Does anyone have this thumb drive. Manufacturer is not being forthcoming with drive details. Equipment: Thermo Fisher Scientific - NX50 Cryostat Reply |
0Repliesa year ago | How to flush brine well/pump I'm looking for a service manual or instructions on how to flush the brine well on a NX50 cryotome. Equipment: cryostar NX50 Reply |
0Replies2 years ago | Specimen head temperature problem Specimen head temperature doesn't work I changed the Peltier object and checked in the service mode how much current it draws only 1600mA comparing to the original one from anther cryostat x50 that draw 2400mA and the temperature reaches only -3 in the best cases. so is the problem the new peltries because i,ve changed twice and still the problem occurs please help thanks Mohannad Reply |
DOCUMENTS / MANUALSView All
FEATURES
- Cryobar holds 18 freezing stations and one fast freezing station
- Constantly cooled chamber at a temperature of -25°C+/-2°C at ambient temperature of +20°C
- Constantly cooled knife holder at a temperature of -27°C to -20°C +/-2°C at 20°C to 30°C ambient
- Active Object head cooling -43°C+/-2°C at 20°C ambient. The object head temperature can be user defined
- Integrated Peltier fast-freezing device -57°C +/-3°C at 20°C ambient with separate cooling element (single position)
- Sliding glass door with integrated LED lighting
- Choice of immediate or scheduled defrost cycle
- Color coded specimen chucks help to identify specimens