Curated choices. Top Lab Freezer options.
With precise electronic control systems and degree-accurate temperature settings, Liebherr laboratory freezers offer outstanding temperature consistency. Numerous functions and features ensure that sensitive substances, chemicals, and research materials are optimally stored.
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Capacity
Multiple capacities are available including under-counter models.
Shelves
Adjustable plastic coated wire or stainless steel shelves depending on model.
Drawers
AluCool drawers pull out easily and can be divided for high organization.
Data loggers
Data loggers are available when temperature and humidity need to be monitored and electronically recorded.
Electronic
A precise electronic control system includes visual and audible door alarms for temperature deviation events.
Standard temperature
Standard lab freezer models have a temperature range from -9 to -26 oC.
Ultra-low Temperature
-40 to -86 oC ultra low temperature freezer options have the lowest fluctuations internally and over time.
Quantity
Freezer units are available in single or double door configurations.
Hinges
Hinges on single doors units are easily reversible on-site.
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Tips and Tricks
We’re committed to making things easy. Here’s a few things to know about this product.
- Tight temperature controls ensure product integrity and can prevent costly losses.
- Built in data logging and BMS connectivity offer enhanced monitoring and alerts.
- Consider temperature uniformity across shelves; some units maintain tighter tolerances than others.
