Draw small quantities by hand and decant
Handy, unpressurised vessels from 3 to 100 litres, drawn with a ladle or withdrawal lifter. Most models are ADR compliant for road and rail transport.
Product range 02Liquid nitrogen.
Liquid nitrogen.
From the dewar to the tank.
From a 3-litre dewar you carry by hand to a 5,000-litre tank on a pallet. The rule behind all of them: an open dewar loses least and needs no valve, a pressure vessel delivers liquid or gas on demand. Choose by how you draw the nitrogen and how much you use.
Sales & service for
- Series
- 3
- LN₂ capacity
- 3–5,000 L
- Working pressure
- up to 37 bar
- Lowest evaporation
- 0.12 L/day
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- Manufacturer: Auguste Cryogenics
- Spare parts for the whole service life
- Phone support by engineers
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Pressure, withdrawal, volume.
Pick a series. The photo shows its lead model; the bars below compare it with the other 2.
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15 models
AC LIN
Open dewar, no pressure. The lightest way to keep nitrogen in the lab.
- Capacity
- 3–100 L
- Evaporation
- from 0.12L/day
- Withdrawal
- Liquid: dipper or device
- Pressure
- none
- Mobility
- Carry, roller base
- Price from
- €439
ADR: 8/15
13 models
AC Liquid Cylinder
Liquid or gas on tap. A pressure vessel on castors, ready in minutes.
- Capacity
- 70–240 L
- Evaporation
- from 1.2% / day
- Withdrawal
- Liquid, as gas if needed
- Pressure
- 1.5–24 bar
- Mobility
- Castors, trolley
- Price from
- €6,202
ADR: 13/13
20 configurations
AC Micro Bulk
Weeks of supply from one tank, filled by tanker.
- Capacity
- 600–5,000 L
- Evaporation
- from 0.2% / day
- Withdrawal
- Liquid · gas
- Pressure
- 8–37 bar
- Mobility
- TCC: forklift, road · MBC: fixed
- Price from
- €25,634
ADR: 8/20
LN₂ capacity
Maximum, log scale
Lowest evaporation
Litres per day at rest
Working pressure
Maximum, bar
Side by side
All three series at a glance.
Most marks the top value where a criterion can be measured. The highlighted column follows your choice above.
| Criterion |
AC LIN
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 AC Liquid Cylinder
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 AC Micro Bulk
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|---|---|---|---|
| LN₂ capacityLog scale | 3–100 L | 70–240 L | 600–5,000 L |
| Evaporation rateAt rest, lowest model | 0.12–0.35 L/dayLowest | 1.2–3.5 % / day | 0.2–1.55 % / day |
| Withdrawal | Liquid: dipper or device | Liquid, as gas if needed | Liquid · gas |
| Working pressure | None, open dewar | 1.5–24 bar | 8–37 bar |
| Mobility | Carry, roller base | Castors, trolley | TCC: forklift, road · MBC: fixed |
| Price fromexcl. VAT | €439Lowest | €6,202 | €25,634 |
| Range | 15 models | 13 models | 20 configurations |
Which series fits?
What do you need the nitrogen for?
Four typical situations and the series we usually recommend. For exact sizes, the nitrogen finder asks how you draw the nitrogen and how much you use.
Draw liquid nitrogen regularly, fill vessels or supply equipment
Transportable stainless-steel pressure vessels from 70 to 240 litres. Liquid nitrogen comes straight through the hose, as gas if needed.
Provide large quantities permanently, for example supplying freezers or CryoFill automatically
Stationary (MBC) and mobile (TCC) tanks from 600 to 5,000 litres with automatic pressure and fill control. Long standing times, little refilling effort.
Go straight to a series
Three series, all models.
Each series page shows every model with photos, nine key values, filters and a table view.
15 models
AC LIN
Open dewar, no pressure. The lightest way to keep nitrogen in the lab.
- Capacity
- 3–100 L
- Evaporation
- 0.12 L/day
- Pressure
- none
Explore AC LIN From €439
13 models
AC Liquid Cylinder
Liquid or gas on tap. A pressure vessel on castors, ready in minutes.
- Capacity
- 70–240 L
- Pressure
- 1.5–24 bar
- Withdrawal
- liquid, gas if needed
Explore AC Liquid Cylinder From €6,202
20 configurations
AC Micro Bulk
Weeks of supply from one tank, filled by tanker.
- Capacity
- 600–5,000 L
- Pressure
- 8–37 bar
- Supply
- weeks
Explore AC Micro Bulk From €25,634
Not sure which size?
Let the nitrogen finder choose.
Four questions about what you do with the nitrogen, how you draw it off and how much you use. The finder opens directly on the nitrogen path and suggests the right vessel with the accessories it needs.
- What do you do with the nitrogen: fill, freeze, feed a system?
- Liquid or gas withdrawal?
- How much per week?
- On site, or also transported?