This utility model discloses a
sperm cryopreservation tube for sealing, relating to the field of
cryopreservation technology. The technical solution includes a tube body with symmetrically fixed blocks on its inner side. A cap is movably connected inside the tube body, and an inner sleeve is fixedly connected inside the cap. A pressing
assembly is provided inside the inner sleeve, including a pressing pestle and a button. A sealing sheet is movably connected inside the cap, and a movable plate is fixedly connected to the outside of the sealing sheet. A second spring is fixedly connected to the outside of the movable plate, with one end of the second spring away from the movable plate fixedly connected to the inner wall of the cap. A groove is provided on the inner wall of the tube. By using the pressing
assembly, the sealing sheet is pressed, causing it to slide on the inner sleeve and engage in the groove to seal the
injection port of the tube body, preventing the cap from falling off and causing
liquid nitrogen contamination. This simplifies the process of hand-held rotation when sealing the cap and tube body, quickly sealing the
injection port of the tube body, preventing excessive air from entering the tube, and ensuring the
sperm preservation effect.