Under-Counter Refrigerators
- Reliable worry-free temperature control
- Compact, some are stackable - fits your space
- Choose automatic defrost - maintenance free
- Choose manual defrost for max temp uniformity
- Your choice of legs, levelers, or casters
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Under Counter Energy Star RefrigeratorWith adjustable door shelves, an excellent choice for your laboratory storage.
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Undercounter Energy Star FreezerThis compact unit provides 3-1/2 cubic feet in an Energy Star efficient freezer.
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Undercounter Refrigerator/FreezerWith a 0.65 cubic foot freezer and 3.35 cubic foot refrigerator.
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Compact Undercounter RefrigeratorThis compact unit can be located under the counter or on the counter top.
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Workhorse Routine Undercounter FreezerA real workhorse for critical and routine storage.
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Low Temperature Under Counter Freezer (-30°C)
This undercounter freezer offers the best in low temp storage.
Undercounter Refrigerator or Freezer: When Space Is Limited
A complete line of small dependable refrigerators and freezers - for the best undercounter refrigerator and undercounter freezer for space-challenged clinics or labs. When storage space is limited, trust your chemical, pharmaceutical, and clinical products to an undercounter Nor-Lake unit. All with industrial quality heavy-duty refrigeration systems to meet the most demanding applications. Select auto defrost for convenience or manual defrost for maximum temperature uniformity.
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