Laboratory chest freezer

A laboratory chest freezer has some distinct advantages over an upright laboratory freezer. As cold air sinks and a laboratory chest freezer opens from the top the cold air stays inside and does not fall out as it will in an upright lab freezer. The upside of this is that a laboratory chest freezer will stay closer to the set temperature when the door is opened, it is likely to be more energy-efficient and capable of being operated at a lower temperature. Due to the way that a lab chest freezer is constructed they usually offer more storage capacity per dollar spent. Laboratory chest freezers have a static refrigeration system and can maintain a very tight temperature range, making them ideal for temperature-sensitive products. The drawback to static refrigeration is that the laboratory freezer will need to be manually defrosted from time to time.
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