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PHCbi MDF-1156ATN-PJ Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer -152°C

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Product description

Ultra-low freezer with mechanical and LN2-assisted cooling to -152°C, 128L capacity, 3-phase 200V power

  • Model: MDF-1156ATN-PJ ultra-low temperature mechanical freezer reaching -152°C
  • Capacity: 128 liters
  • Cooling technology: Mechanical freezer enhanced by automatic auxiliary LN2 cooling (ATN) system with recorder
  • Dimensions: External 1400×800×945 mm; Internal 500×450×572 mm
  • Weight: 272 kg
  • Electrical: Three-phase 200V power supply, 50/60Hz, max consumption 1840/2000 W
  • Temperature range: Adjustable from -152°C to -130°C under no load and ambient temperature conditions from +5°C to +30°C
  • Racking system: Includes 5 storage racks; one 6-tier rack (W162×D158×H490 mm) and four 9-tier racks (W162×D158×H518 mm); freeze boxes MDF-092SR-PJ (9 tiers) and MDF-064SR-PJ (6 tiers) included
  • Purpose: Long-term preservation of cells and tissues at ultra-low temperature without contamination typical of liquid nitrogen storage
  • Condition: Used, sold as-is, with no operational guarantee from seller; buyer advised to verify function upon receipt and may return if defective

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Last updated 19 October 2026