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Laboratory Freezers

Laboratory freezers are used for the storage of a range of chemical, biological and pharmaceutical products. To maximise the shelf life of your products, it is essential to minimise temperature variation and to store the products at the right temperature. ENLAKE has the widest selection of high-quality specialist laboratory freezers that is available in Australia. These freezers are designed to minimise temperature fluctuations and have features to protect your products such as advanced control systems and alarms.

ENLAKE's range of lab freezers include:

  • Minus 20 - the most common temperature for laboratory freezers
  • Minus 80 / Ultra low temperature / ULT lab freezers / Minus 86 - for long term storage of biological samples
  • Auto-defrost - Generally not ideal for temperature sensitive products
  • Static lab freezers - the right choice for temperature sensitive products
  • Laboratory freezers for volatile flammable liquids - no sources of ignition inside the freezer
  • Small lab freezers that may be placed under a counter
  • Upright lab freezers
  • Chest freezers - these typically have a lower price than upright laboratory freezers
  • Custom made - large volumes, custom dimensions, special applications

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