Blood Plasma Freezer LBPF-B11

Name: Blood Plasma Freezer LBPF-B11
Brand: Labtron
SKU: LBPF-B11
Rating: 5 (934 reviews)

Blood Plasma Freezer LBPF-B11 is used to maintain and preserve the plasma without affecting its original quality. The special design of plasma clamp, large heat exchange area makes this plasma freezer reliable. The colourful touch screen system software screen makes operations user friendly.

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Core temperature	≤ (-30) ℃
Temperature control range	(-70) ℃ ~ 100 ℃
Temperature fluctuation range	± 0.5 ℃
Temperature Uniformity	≤ 2 ℃
Max. Refrigeration Capability Per Cycle	12000 ml (200 ml × 60)
Cooling time for the Empty Box	(-55) ℃ ≤ 20 min & (-70) ℃ ≤ 40 min
Number of the special Plasma bag clip	26 pcs
Power Consumption	≤ 11 kW
Power supply	380 V ± 10 %, 50 Hz
Refrigerating method	Air cooling double stage
Outdoor Unit Dimension	1000 × 500 × 1050 mm
Internal Dimnesion (L × W × H)	710 × 1210 × 740 mm
External Dimension (L × W × H)	1800 × 900 × 1000 mm
Weight	350 kg

Provides rapid and uniform cooling Designed to promote energy efficiency Enhanced with automatic defrost function Incorporates automated alarm function Equipped with special plasma bag clips Integrated with an intuitive interface

Widely utilized in blood banks, hospitals, research laboratories, pharmaceuticals, clinical trials etc.

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Available Range :

Blood Plasma Freezer LBPF-A13 : -11 °C to the core within 6min Blood Plasma Freezer LBPF-A10 : ≤ (-30) ℃

Models of Blood Plasma Freezer

Labtron Blood Plasma Freezer is specialized to store blood plasma at extremely low temperature. They operate at temperatures below -15°C and reach to 100°C, to ensure the viability of clotting factors. Their digital temperature controls provide accurate monitoring and adjustments to enhance preservation processes. They include backup power options to ensure continuous operation during power outages. Our Blood Plasma Freezer safely store and preserve for transfusions, medical treatments, research, and biobanking.