CRYOPAL

Cryopal specializes in cryogenic storage systems for medical gases and liquids. These include nitrogen storage tanks with rotating platforms, temperature and level monitoring, and degassing kits. Examples include liquid and gas storage units like the RCB500 and RCB1001, which feature manual or compensated seals, as well as portable oxygen concentrators such as the FREELOX 3 PORT. Some devices also incorporate electronic upgrades, communication interfaces (e.g., RS/420 or RS485), and integrated data logging for managing cryogenic conditions in healthcare, research, or industrial settings.

Cryopal is based in France. Its medical devices are registered in the EUDAMED database, which is the European Union’s medical device registry. This database tracks devices authorized for placement on the EU market, ensuring transparency and compliance with regulatory requirements.

Cryopal’s devices fall into Class I and Class IIa classifications under EU medical device regulations. These classifications are determined by factors like the device’s intended use, risk level, and interaction with the patient. For example, storage tanks with minimal risk (e.g., non-invasive gas storage) may qualify as Class I, while systems with additional monitoring features (e.g., temperature regulation or data logging) may be classified as Class IIa due to their increased functionality and potential risk.

Cryopal’s devices are designed for healthcare, research, and industrial applications requiring cryogenic storage. In healthcare, these systems support medical gas storage (e.g., oxygen or nitrogen) for clinical use. In research, they enable cryopreservation of biological samples or controlled storage of sensitive materials. Industrially, they may be used for storing gases or liquids in environments where temperature stability is critical, such as laboratories or manufacturing settings.

Yes, Cryopal offers upgrade kits and modular components to enhance existing systems. For example, the company provides kits like the *Kit upgrade ARP110 Liq* for liquid storage upgrades, as well as modular canister systems (e.g., *GT9 with 6 canisters*). These allow users to adapt or expand functionality, such as adding electronic interfaces (e.g., RS485), data logging, or degassing capabilities, ensuring compatibility with evolving operational needs.