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Pharmaceutical refrigerated showcase MPR-S313-PJ with approximately 340L capacity for storing medical and biotech samples.
The PHCbi MPR-S313-PJ is a pharmaceutical refrigerated showcase designed for laboratory and medical environments requiring stable low-temperature storage. With a capacity of approximately 340 liters, this unit is optimal for the storage of medical supplies, reagents, and biotechnological samples.
This medical refrigeration unit supports vital laboratory workflows such as live-cell imaging preparation, gene editing reagent storage, and bioprocessing sample preservation, making it essential for biotechnology and pharmaceutical production pipelines. The PHCbi MPR-S313-PJ is widely adopted in synthetic biology research facilities and clinical settings, providing reliable, stable refrigeration critical in biopharmaceutical manufacturing environments.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
