Blood Refrigerators and Plasma Freezers

  • Reliable pre-set temperature - worry free blood storage
  • Locking cabinets - peace of mind
  • Temperature charting and alarms - easy recordkeeping
  • CFC-free - environmentally friendly
  • Meets all industry standards for blood product storage - maintains the integrity of your stored blood products

Need reliable blood storage?

The Nor-Lake line blood bank refrigerator and freezer are reliable, heavy-duty storage units for your blood products. Temperature recording charts simplify record-keeping and alarm systems are designed to signal temperature fluctuations. The larger units come with their own microprocessor (minicomputer) control and LCD message center. Whether you have a small space-restricted clinic or unlimited space, Nor-Lake has a storage size just right for you.

Every Nor-Lake Blood Bank Refrigerator and Freezer provides safe, secure, effortless blood storage for your valuable products

These top-of-the-line refrigerators and freezers offer the very best in scientific storage

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