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Ultra Low Temperature Freezers are essential for laboratories requiring precise and stable cold storage for sensitive biological samples. Our range includes vertical freezers with capacities from 28L to 938L, all maintaining a consistent -86°C. Ideal for storing DNA, RNA, vaccines, enzymes, and other critical reagents, these freezers feature stainless steel interiors, advanced temperature control systems, and energy-efficient designs. Whether you need compact units for small labs or large-capacity freezers for research facilities, KINTEK offers reliable solutions to ensure your samples are preserved under optimal conditions.


Advanced Ultra Low Temperature Freezers for Critical Sample Preservation

KINTEK's Ultra Low Temperature Freezers are engineered to meet the rigorous demands of modern laboratories. These freezers provide a stable -86°C environment, crucial for preserving the integrity of sensitive biological materials such as DNA, RNA, vaccines, enzymes, and other reagents. Our freezers are designed with precision temperature control systems to ensure minimal temperature fluctuations, which is vital for long-term sample storage.

Key Features and Benefits

  1. Precision Temperature Control: Our freezers maintain a consistent -86°C with advanced microprocessor-controlled systems, ensuring your samples remain at the optimal temperature. The digital displays and alarms provide real-time monitoring and alerts for any deviations.

  2. Energy Efficiency: Designed with eco-friendly refrigerants and high-quality insulation, our freezers reduce energy consumption without compromising performance. This makes them cost-effective for continuous operation in research and clinical settings.

  3. Durable Construction: Built with stainless steel interiors and robust exteriors, our freezers are resistant to corrosion and easy to clean. The sturdy design ensures longevity even in high-usage environments.

  4. Safety Features: Equipped with multiple safety mechanisms, including door locks, temperature alarms, and backup cooling systems, our freezers provide peace of mind for storing valuable and irreplaceable samples.

  5. Variety of Capacities: From compact 28L units to large 938L models, we offer a range of sizes to suit different laboratory needs. Whether you're a small research lab or a large biobank, we have the right freezer for you.

Applications

Our Ultra Low Temperature Freezers are widely used in:

  • Biomedical Research: For storing cell cultures, tissues, and other biological samples.
  • Pharmaceuticals: Preserving vaccines, drugs, and other temperature-sensitive compounds.
  • Clinical Laboratories: Maintaining the integrity of patient samples for diagnostics and research.
  • Biotechnology: Supporting genetic engineering and other advanced research applications.

Why Choose KINTEK?

At KINTEK, we understand the critical nature of your work. Our freezers are backed by years of expertise in laboratory equipment, ensuring you get reliable and high-performance products. We also offer customizable solutions to meet specific laboratory requirements, including custom shelving and temperature settings.

Ready to secure your samples with the best in ultra-low temperature storage? Contact us today to discuss your needs or request a quote. Our team of experts is here to help you find the perfect freezer for your laboratory.

For more detailed specifications or to explore our full range of laboratory equipment, visit our website or reach out to our customer service team. Trust KINTEK for precision, reliability, and excellence in lab storage solutions.

FAQ

What Is An Ultra-low Temperature Freezer Used For?

Ultra-low temperature freezers are used for storing sensitive biological samples such as DNA, vaccines, reagents, and other critical research materials at extremely low temperatures, typically around -86°C, to ensure their preservation and integrity.

What Are The Main Types Of Ultra-low Temperature Freezers Available?

Ultra-low temperature freezers come in various capacities, ranging from compact 28L models to larger 938L units. They are typically vertical freezers designed for laboratory use, with features like precise temperature control, stainless steel interiors, and energy-efficient designs.

How Does An Ultra-low Temperature Freezer Work?

Ultra-low temperature freezers use advanced refrigeration systems to maintain a consistent internal temperature of around -86°C. They are equipped with precise digital controls, insulation, and safety features to ensure stable and reliable cooling for sensitive samples.

What Are The Advantages Of Using An Ultra-low Temperature Freezer?

The advantages include precise temperature control, energy efficiency, durable stainless steel construction, advanced safety features, and reliable sample preservation, making them ideal for research, biotech, and laboratory applications.

What Should I Consider When Choosing An Ultra-low Temperature Freezer?

Consider factors such as storage capacity, temperature consistency, energy efficiency, construction materials (like stainless steel interiors), safety features, and the specific requirements of your samples or research needs.

Are Ultra-low Temperature Freezers Energy-efficient?

Yes, many modern ultra-low temperature freezers are designed to be energy-efficient, incorporating features like advanced insulation and eco-friendly cooling systems to reduce power consumption while maintaining optimal performance.

What Maintenance Is Required For An Ultra-low Temperature Freezer?

Regular maintenance includes checking the temperature calibration, ensuring the door seals are intact, cleaning the interior, and monitoring the system for any signs of wear or malfunction to ensure consistent performance and sample safety.

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