Laboratory and Research · +2 to +8 °C
Reach-in Refrigerator for laboratory and research
A solid-door upright for reagents, test kits and culture media at +2 to +8 °C, organised by category with monitored, stable temperature.
Reagents and test kits are expensive and their performance depends on proper storage. A solid-door upright holds a stable temperature, keeps cold in during power cuts better than glass, and provides lots of shelf space for kit boxes. Stainless interiors are easy to clean and decontaminate. Keeping reagents in their own cabinet, separate from samples, reduces the risk of contamination and makes stock control easier.
How to configure it
- Set it to around +5 °C and monitor with an independent, calibrated logger.
- Label shelves by category and keep reagents in original packaging.
- Keep stock away from walls and the air outlet to avoid freezing.
- Connect it to backup power and test the alarm periodically.
- Never store flammable solvents in it.
Mistakes to avoid
- Storing samples and reagents together, risking contamination.
- Keeping food or drinks in a lab refrigerator.
- Overloading shelves so air cannot circulate.
The reach-in range
Upright stainless cabinets in one-, two- and three-section builds, with full or half doors. Refrigerator, freezer, dual-temperature and convertible versions share the same body, so a kitchen can standardise on one footprint and one set of spares.
Specifications
Also for laboratory and research
- Undercounter RefrigeratorA bench-height unit for working reagents and kits in use, so technicians do not walk to the main refrigerator during runs.
- Deep FreezerChest freezers for enzymes, stock solutions and samples at −20 °C, and ultra-low chest freezers for samples whose protocol calls for around −60 °C.
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