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Ultra-low temperature freezer DW-86L338 by Haier, maintaining -86°C for molecular and bioprocessing sample preservation.
The Haier DW-86L338 Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer is engineered for reliable biomedical and molecular biology sample storage, providing stable temperatures as low as -86°C. This ultra-low temperature freezer supports critical applications in molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing, and biopharmaceutical production pipelines by ensuring optimal preservation of DNA, RNA, proteins, and sensitive biological materials. Key features include:
Widely adopted in biotechnology research environments and clinical diagnostic labs, the Haier DW-86L338 freezer is critical in maintaining sample viability throughout molecular cloning workflows and neuroimaging applications. Its reliable performance makes it a valuable asset for scientists and researchers requiring consistent cryogenic storage in demanding settings.
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Last updated 4 September 2026