Installation, maintenance and trouble-shooting tips for lab freezers and refrigerators Read More
Use Lab Refrigerators and Lab Freezers to Avoid Vaccine Spoilage
Improper vaccine storage costs millions of dollars in lost product. Here's how to avoid these losses. Read More
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Safety Tips for Lab Refrigerators and Lab Freezers
Severe damage and possible injury or loss of life can occur when improperly designed lab refrigerators and freezers are used to store volatile substances or in areas where such substances are in the lab environment. Read More
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Lab Fridge & Freezer Locks for JCAHO Compliance
This keyless access system eliminates dangers of lost or misplaced keys and unauthorized use of keys to controlled substances in lab refrigerators and freezers. Read More
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Compact, Stackable Lab Refrigerators and Lab Freezers for Clinics
Healthcare clinics can solve floor space constraints with undercounter and stackable laboratory refrigerators and laboratory freezers. These are designed to protect costly vaccines and other pharmaceuticals from degradation that can occur when units marketed for homes or dormitories are used. Read More
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Options in Combination Lab Refrigerators and Lab Freezers
Combination laboratory refrigerators and laboratory freezers are specified when space is at a premium or when storage requirements do not justify full-size scientific refrigerators and scientific freezers. Read More
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Improved Vaccine Refrigerator & Freezer with Temperature Monitoring
Undercounter lab refrigerators lab freezers available from Tovatech have new features to meet stringent requirements for pharmaceutical and vaccine storage and ongoing temperature monitoring. Read More
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How to Choose a Chromatography Refrigerator
A chromatography refrigerator can be a cost effective alternative to a cold room for low-temperature studies. Read More
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How to Choose a Blood Bank Refrigerator
Blood bank refrigerators perform an important function in maintaining the safety of blood according to regulations by the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER). Read More
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How to Choose an Enzyme Storage Lab Freezer
Enzymes being studied by researchers must be stored in laboratory freezers at temperatures in the region of -10 to -25C (+14 to -13F). When stored at higher temperatures enzymes gradually denature and lose catalytic activity. Read More
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