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Thermo Scientific Revco CXF Compact Ultra Low Temperature (-86°C) Chest Freezer

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Capacity
3 cu. Ft (84.9L)
Interior Dimensions
18x18x16”
Temperature Range
-50°C to -86°C
Insulation
Foamed-in-place polyurethane
Exterior Finish
Powder-coated steel
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Brands
Thermo Fisher Scientific
New/Used
Used
Capacity
3 cu. Ft (84.9L)
Interior Dimensions
18x18x16”
Temperature Range
-50°C to -86°C
Insulation
Foamed-in-place polyurethane
Exterior Finish
Powder-coated steel
Interior
Stainless Steel
Condenser Type
Fin and Tube, Forced Air cooled
Display
Push button LED
Exterior Dimensions
29x33x44”
Weight
380 lbs
Electrical
120V, 60Hz, 11.5A

Product description

Compact Thermo Scientific Revco CXF ultra low chest freezer at -50°C to -86°C, 3 cu. ft. capacity for sensitive biosample storage.

The Thermo Scientific Revco CXF is a compact ultra low temperature (ULT) chest freezer designed for precise sample storage between -50°C and -86°C. With a 3 cubic feet (84.9L) capacity and chamber dimensions of 18"x18"x16", it accommodates up to 63 freezer boxes or approximately 6,300 2 mL vials, making it ideal for biotechnology laboratories requiring bioprocessing sample preservation or molecular diagnostics storage in constrained research spaces.

Key technical features include:

  • Foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation (5 inches) and an interior foam lid to minimize temperature fluctuations during access, essential for live-cell preservation and synthetic biology applications.
  • Stainless steel interior and powder-coated cold-rolled steel exterior ensure robust chemical resistance and durability.
  • A front-mounted, microprocessor-based temperature controller with 1°C setpoint adjustment and push-button LED display enables precise temperature regulation critical in bioassay and gene editing workflows.
  • Forced-air condenser and two-stage refrigeration system provide stable ultra-low temperatures with optimized energy efficiency.
  • Lockable lid and heavy-duty casters facilitate sample security and mobility within laboratories and biomanufacturing environments.

The chest configuration significantly limits cold-air loss compared to upright freezers, making the Revco CXF well suited for back-up storage, overflow capacity, or compact spaces where larger ULT freezers are impractical. It undergoes thorough pre-shipment testing to verify temperature accuracy, alarm functionality, and system operations, ensuring reliability in clinical diagnostics and biopharmaceutical production pipelines.

Operating at 120V/60Hz, 11.5A and weighing 380 lbs, this freezer provides a balance of compact footprint (29"x33"x44") with high-performance ultra-low temperature storage critical for cell imaging and cryopreservation studies. The technician-tested unit supports seamless integration into existing cold storage workflows typical in advanced biotechnology research and biomedical engineering laboratories.

This model is a valuable asset for researchers needing dependable -80°C sample storage solutions with space-saving chest-style access, widely used in molecular biology, synthetic biology, and neuroimaging sample management.

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Last updated 19 October 2026