Blizzard -86°C Ultralow Temperature (ULT) Freezers


The Blizzard™ Ultralow freezer offers efficient -86°C storage in a compact design built ideally for labs needing reliable sample storage. They each feature an efficient refrigeration system and utilize environmentally- friendly hydrocarbon (HC) refrigerants.


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In-VitroCell Direct-Heat CO2


• Easy to clean stainless steel growth chamber interior


• High-density insulation surrounds the chamber to reduce energy costs


• Heating elements surround the interior chamber to provide faster temperature recovery times


• HEPA filter located outside of the growth chamber


• 145°C dry decontamination cycle


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Incubators by NuAire


OPTIMIZE CELL GROWTH WITH IN-VITROCELL CO2 INCUBATORS


Providing the Perfect Environment for Your Cell Cultures to Thrive, Ensuring Consistent and Reliable Results


In-VitroCell Water-Jacket CO2 Incubators by NuAire


• Reduced sensitivity to vibrations


• Slows chamber temperature loss in case of power outage


• Greater temperature uniformity • Relative humidity monitoring


• Air pump & filters located outside growth chamber


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• Fast Temperature Recovery • Closed-Loop HEPA Filtration • Multiple Decontamination Options • Segmented Inner Doors (Optional) • IR CO2


Sensor


• Intuitive Touchscreen Control Center • RH, CO2


, O2 , & Temperature Controls


• Coved Chamber Corners for Easy Cleanability


• Stackable Units for Smaller Footprint


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