Choose Your Refrigeration Product:
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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
The Norlake Line
Protect Your Valuable Samples and Materials
- Dependable and trouble-free
- Huge inventory for unparalleled fast delivery
- Meet the most demanding specs
- Tovatech: highly rated customer support
Reliable laboratory refrigeration from Norlake, the most respected name in the industry
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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Stability Chamber Helps Evaluate Extended-Release Drugs
Anything that helps patients follow their treatment regimen is good. One common example is the idea of reducing the number of pills that a patient needs to take. That is, rather than giving a small dose at 4 hour intervals, you give a larger dose at 8 hour intervals. That doesn’t work, though, if the
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Measuring Amphibian Defensive Skin Secretions Without Sacrifice
It’s much harder to measure anything when the measurement destroys your sample. If your sample is a living organism, then it’s even more difficult: you have to maintain lots of organisms and then extrapolate the condition of one sacrificed animal to another sacrificed at a different time. It’s even worse when your sample animal is
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How Do You Treat Heat-Related Symptoms When Everything is Hot?
Just in case you were lacking reasons, here’s one more reason to admire people who serve in the military. This 1994 report from the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine summarizes the experience of an army brigade during a three week simulated battle training exercise. Specifically, the report examines heat stress suffered by the
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Florida Students Find Mangrove Seedlings Adapt to Light Environment
Everybody knows leaves thrive in the light and starve in darkness. But a good percentage of science is examining things “everybody knows.” That’s at least part of the lesson learned by this group of Florida students who examined the difference between leaves raised in the sunshine and in the shade. They collected a number of
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Monitoring Navy Harbors for Paint-Derived Contaminant
Once there was an undersea king whose daughter was sick. A grizzled little man promised to heal the daughter if the king would give her to him—unless the king could guess his name. Sam? No. Jubalnox? No. Tributyltin? Yes!!! And the princess lived happily ever after in her undersea castle. Well, that COULD have been
