Delta 500 ML MINI CRYO GUN
335.00$
Delta Cryo Container Liquid Nitrogen
(LN2 – Liquid Nitrogen) Sprayer 500ml
Delta offers a 300ml Liquid Nitrogen Container Sprayer with 5 different freeze heads. The 5 freeze heads offer a more accurate and safe handling of Delta cryosurgery unit The sprayer is lightweight and portable; weighing 0.5 kg ( 1.10 lbs). empty. It is not designed for long storage of Liquid N2O, but is easily filled when you’re ready to use it.
The Delta cryosurgery Liquid Nitrogen Sprayer is perfect in a healthcare setting where one might have a wart or other skin condition treated using Liquid Nitrogen. College professionals such as Chemists or Physicists could use this where an Liquid Nitrozen Sprayer could be useful in completing an experiment. An up and coming use for the Delta cryo Sprayer is in the field of Molecular Gastronomy; a food science that examines the physical and chemical transformations of ingredients that occur in cooking. Some recipes call for LN2.
100 in stock
Product Description
Specification
LNC treatment requires only about one-thirds the time by CO2 snow or nitrous oxide system (Regular cryo gun) to achieve the appropriate degree of freezing because of the relative temperatures (-196 degrees C when compared with -79 degrees C).
Liquid nitrogen can be applied directly by spraying the gun.
It is convenient to arrange a freezing session on a specific day and can be treated on any number of patients on the same day. No form of anesthesia is required for freezing, it can be carried out single-handed and no scarring results.
Liquid nitrogen treatment can be done most conveniently and economically and usually arrange to have the container (cryo-can) filled at a local hospital, laboratory or even a factory,
Milk diary as liquid nitrogen now-a-days is widely used for many purposes and small quantities (350ml) works out at no cost!
Cryogen Temperature Boiling Point Applied to Skin
Liquid Nitrogen -196 -196
Nitrous Oxide -88.4 ——–
Carbon-DI-oxide — -78.5
Halocarbon 22 -40.8 -70*
Halocarbon 12 -29.8 -60*
Halocarbon 114 — -30*