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Refrigerators
Laboratory refrigerators to meet the most demanding requirements.
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Freezers
Scientific freezers that rapidly respond to changing loads and door openings.
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Undercounter
Refrigerated storage for space-limited clinics and laboratories.
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Blood Bank Refrigerators and Plasma Freezers
Safely store blood and plasma. Full regulatory compliance.
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Environmental Chambers
Microprocessor controlled temperature and RH.
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Incubators
Refrigerated, heated or CO2 environments for BOD and biotechnology applications.
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Chromatography Refrigerators
Precise temperature control with easy access to chromatography instrumentation.
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Specialty Refrigerators and Freezers
Refrigeration products from enzyme freezers to flammable storage
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Nor-Lake Scientific refrigerators, freezers, stability chambers, and incubators provide the ultimate worry-free environment for your products and samples. Every Nor-Lake product is designed and manufactured to the highest quality standards. Sixty years of engineering innovation and dedication to service has made Nor-Lake the most respected name in the refrigeration industry.
Applications
- Pharmaceutical Research
- Drug Stability and Shelf Life Testing
- Plasma and Blood Storage
- Clinical Research, Hospitals, Pharmacy
- Environmental Simulation Testing
- Materials Testing and Quality Control
- Biological and Biotechnology Research
- Forensic Science, Medical Research
- Life Science and HealthCare
- Industrial and Government Research
Norlake Scientific Customers
- Johns Hopkins University
- Mayo Clinic
- Abbot Laboratories
- US FDA
- American Red Cross
- Merck
- CDC
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Laboratory Incubators House Genetic Variability Study
One of the anticipated (and feared) consequences of rapid anthropogenic climate change is the reduction in biodiversity. The essential problem is that the pace of climate change can outrun the rate at which species can adapt to the new environmental conditions. The first step in understanding the dynamics is learning how genetic diversity within a
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Earthworms are Ideal Subjects for Introductory Neuroscience Labs
Science is observational. That doesn’t mean theory isn’t important, it simply means that the most beautiful theory in the world means nothing if it’s not supported by experimental evidence. So students in every branch of science should be comfortable with the experimental foundation of their field. That’s a problem for beginning neuroscience students, because even
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First Thought for Temperature Control: The Laboratory Incubator
A group of students at the University of Michigan was tasked with evaluating the optimum conditions for anaerobic digestion of biomass for production of methane. Their requirements are quite succinct: “For this research, labs need to have the capability of mixing gases in reactor bottles containing microbial communities and running short anaerobic batch experiments in
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The Personal Side of Blood Donation
At first I thought this video was a rather transparent and not very clever attempt to encourage people to help fill blood bank refrigerators: bring in a supermodel to tell people how important blood donation is. Well, there’s a lot more to this story. The supermodel in question is Niki Taylor and the people she
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Improving the Standard of Environmental Testing in Egypt
The Egyptian High Institute of Public Health wants to keep an eye on the effluents flowing into Lake Mariout. It’s a lake that receives both agricultural and industrial wastes and also gets inflow from a nominally freshwater canal — a canal that’s salty and polluted by the time it enters the Lake. To get a
