Controlled Environments for Optimum Storage Conditions


NuAire’s Glacier -86°C Ultralow Temperature Freezers provides laboratory professionals a safe, reliable freezer that they can depend on. Each freezer is designed with the most advanced features available for research, clinical and industrial application. Constructed from RoHS compliant, electrical parts, heavyweight cold-rolled steel and newly designed compressors, Glacier freezers


are energy efficient engineered with the environment in mind.


Glacier Freezers use HFC (CFC-free) refrigerants, CFC-free Polyurethane foamed in-place insulation making it able to withstand extremely low temperatures, multi-point gasket seal, heated door seals and insulated inner doors minimise the potential for frost build up.


The technologically advanced compressor that Glacier employs ensures low power consumption, as well as uniform temperature stability. Utilising an electronic microprocessor control with automated back-up and alarm systems ensure accuracy and reliability. Constructed of heavy-gauge cold-rolled steel, conducts temperature more efficiently than stainless steel, creating less stress on compressors making them run cooler, last longer, easy to maintain and less costly with a quiet 47 dba operation.


Controlled Environments for Optimum Storage Conditions: http://www.nuaire.com/ultralow-freezers


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Ergonomically Correct – Environmentally Safe


The new CellGardES (Energy Saving) NU-480 Laminar Flow Class II, Biological Safety Cabinets are built using Direct Current, Electronically Commutated Motor (DC-ECM), provides distinct energy saving characteristics. The motor not only operates at a constant airflow, it increases electrical efficiency, extends High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filter life, and operates at lower noise and vibration than its counterparts. NuAire also selects the correct forward-curved fan for each size cabinet. This process improves motor efficiency and lowers operational costs.


The TouchLink Electronic Airflow Control System is a self-contained micro-processor module control system which monitors and controls all cabinet functions, along with complete diagnostic functions.


The CellGardES is ergonomically designed for user comfort and adjustability, eliminating awkward posture, staggered service valves on the sidewalls making them easily accessible, relieving arm, neck and shoulder strain, frameless polished edge windows offering greater visibility, better sight lines, reducing eye fatigue. Ergonomic Chair, Footrest, and Motorised Base Stands to raise or lower the work surface within an eight inch range to alleviate bodily strain and increase safety conditions for laboratory professionals. The new 10 degree sloped, hinged window pane adds accessibility and complements cleaning procedures by opening an additional 30 degrees. The CellGardES has an exclusive Auto Decontamination Cycle, Decon 101, the TouchLink system provides step-by-step instructions to aid in proper Decon techniques. Optional glass sidewalls increase visibility in educational settings, as well.


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Experience Constant Contamination Control (C3)


NuAire’s CO2 AutoFlow Incubators offer the highest level of performance and dependability for optimum cell growth conditions.


The DHD AutoFlow NU-5510 CO2 incubator utilises a digital, solid-state programmable microprocessor


infrared [IR] CO2 sensor; dual temperature sensor probes; and various status alarms that make necessary


corrections to the chamber environment supporting chamber uniformity and quicker recovery times.


The chamber walls are lined with high tech R5 insulation for temperature stability and energy efficiency. Every AutoFlow incubator utilises a 99.99% HEPA filtration system ensuring a Class 100 air quality inside the work chamber.


The interior chamber is maintained at a positive pressure similar to an ISO Class 5 Cleanroom. AutoFlow offers a smaller footprint with the largest amount of usable interior space (6.65 ft3). Dual sterilisation cycles, 95°C humidified or 145°C dry, are useful for cell line changes or when working with hazardous agents.


Experience Constant Contamination Control: http://www.nuaire.com/autoflow/5510/sterilization- cycle-co2-incubator.htm


-86°C Ultra Low Temperature Freezer


Environmentally Safe Every Glacier™


to RoHS compliance standards. Glacier™


-86°C ultra low temperature freezer is manufactured uses 100% CFC-free


refrigerants and insulation to create and maintain ultra low temperatures.


Long Term Reliability Cool operating compressors are designed to last. The Cascade refrigeration system creates greater temperature uniformity. Audible and visual alarms notify when storage conditions are compromised. Redundant back up systems support storage conditions. Continuous self diagnostics sense abnormalities in the system.


Ergonomic and Safety Low noise operation to 47 dba. Easy-to-use eye level controls. Heavy duty door latch allows one-hand operation with low force door opening. A halo bypass coil frame heater minimizes frost accumulation. Internal chamber release gasket disperses pressure buildup.


More Value NuAire’s Glacier™


line of -86°C ultra low temperature freezers are


designed to meet CE and ETL criteria for safety and performance. Backed by “best in industry” service and support, Glacier™ real value.


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Controlled Environments for Optimum Storage Conditions Find, Follow, Enjoy: 2100 Fernbrook Lane | Plymouth, MN 55447 | U.S.A. | 763.553.1270 | WWW.NUAIRE.COM


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