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-60℃ Low Temperature Freezer LMLTF-A106 provides ample 500L internal space for storing sensitive samples. Integrated with optimized cascade cooling technology, it ensures rapid and uniform temperature regulation. Equipped with microprocessor-based controller ensuring reliable and stable operation. Features visual flashing lights and audible buzzing alerts to monitor malfunctions. Our Freezer is designed with durable internal components to support long-term, reliable functionality.
Specifications
| Capacity | 500L |
| Cooling Performance | -60℃ |
| Temperature Range | -30 to -60℃ |
| Climate Class | N |
| Cabinet Type | Chest |
| Cooling Type | Direct cooling |
| Defrost Mode | Manual |
| Refrigerant | CFC-free |
| Controller | Microprocessor |
| Internal Material | PCM |
| External Material | Galvanized steel powder coating |
| Insulation | CFC-free polyurethane foam |
| Basket | 2 |
| Display | LED |
| Power Consumption | 500W |
| Power Supply | 220V/50Hz |
| Interior Dimension (W×D×H) | 1680×500×625mm |
| Exterior Dimension (W×D×H) | 1870×795×900mm |
| Package Dimension (W×D×H) | 1930×770×1070mm |
| Net Weight | 126kg |
| Gross Weight | 155kg |
Pricing
| Product | Price | Unit | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| -60℃ Low Temperature Freezer LMLTF-A106 | $ 3537.5 | Each of 1 |
Features
CFC-free refrigerant
Low-noise functioning
Manual defrost mode
Power on delay function
Heavy-duty casters
Safety door lock
Applications
-60℃ Low Temperature Freezer LMLTF-A106 is employed in blood banks, hospitals, research institutes, and laboratories for storing biological samples, laboratory reagents, and marine products.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is a -60°C Low Temperature Freezer?
A -60°C Low Temperature Freezer is an apparatus designed to store biological samples, pharmaceuticals, vaccines, enzymes, and other materials that require ultra-low temperatures for preservation.
2 How does -60°C Low Temperature freezer work?
It works by using a powerful refrigeration system to achieve and maintain ultra-low temperatures for preserving sensitive materials.
3 What kind of maintenance does -60°C Low Temperature Freezer require?
Routine maintenance includes regular cleaning, checking temperature monitoring systems, defrosting, and ensuring that the door seals are intact.
4 How is -60°C Low Temperature freezer used in research labs?
It is used to store biological specimens, tissue samples, and reagents for experiments that require preservation at ultra-low temperatures to prevent degradation.
5 Is -60°C Low Temperature Freezer used in the pharmaceutical industry?
It is used in the pharmaceutical industry to store vaccines, biologics, and other sensitive drugs that require ultra-low storage conditions to maintain stability and efficacy.
6 Can -60°C Low Temperature Freezer be used for storing forensic samples?
It is used to store DNA samples, blood, and tissue specimens for long-term preservation and analysis in criminal investigations.
7 Is -60°C Low Temperature Freezer used in clinical trials?
It is used to store trial materials, biological samples, and medications that need to be preserved under controlled low-temperature conditions to ensure integrity during the trial period.
8 Is -60°C Low Temperature Freezer used in genetic research?
It is commonly used in genetic research for preserving DNA, RNA, and other genetic materials that require ultra-low temperatures to prevent degradation and ensure accurate analysis.
9 How does -60°C Low Temperature Freezer aid in the preservation of cell cultures?
It is used in cell culture labs to store frozen cell lines, which can be thawed and used for research or production at a later time without compromising cell viability.
10 Can -60°C Low Temperature Freezer store materials for space research?
It is used in space research to store biological and chemical samples that are subjected to extreme temperature conditions during space missions.