The correct storage of dry ice is of great importance to ensure both the safety and effectiveness of the material. In this context, the high-quality containers from White Lion are particularly relevant, as they have been specially designed for storing dry ice.
White Lion offers various models of insulated containers that are ideal for storing dry ice. These containers are made of durable materials and ensure long-term cold retention, so that the dry ice sublimates more slowly and lasts longer.
Dry ice sublimates into gaseous carbon dioxide, which is heavier than air. It is therefore important not to seal the containers airtight. White Lion containers are designed to allow sufficient ventilation. This prevents pressure build-up and ensures that the gaseous carbon dioxide can escape safely.
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Store the containers in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight or heat sources. The insulation of the White Lion containers helps to keep the temperatures constant, which slows down the sublimation of the dry ice.
Protective gloves are recommended when handling dry ice to avoid frostbite to the skin. Care should also be taken to work in well-ventilated areas to avoid the build-up of carbon dioxide.
If you regularly need large quantities of dry ice, we recommend our WL Antarctica S.
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