Dear colleagues,

 

 I am having the pleasure to organise a shipment of frozen crystals from 
Germany to the UK, and the only way to do this seems to send them by FedEx in a 
dry shipper (Taylor & Wharton CP100). My question is, has anybody (perhaps from 
Germany?) done this before and give me some advice? According to the people at 
FedEx, I need somebody who is trained and authorized to fill in and sign a 
"Shipper's Declaration for Dangerous Goods". This concerns mainly the transport 
of nitrogen (the crystals are harmless). Does anybody know, for instance, what 
the UN-No. for nitrogen in a dry shipper is? Is it the same for liquid N2 (UN 
1977) and the adsorbed  (vapour phase) form?

 

Thanks in advance and best regards,

 

 Uli 

 

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