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Nihon Freezer TF-208A Freeze Box with 81-slot Capacity, 10-Tier for MyBio Tubes

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Product description

Freeze box TF-208A by Nihon Freezer, 81 tube slots × 10 tiers for organized cryogenic sample storage.

The Nihon Freezer TF-208A freeze box is engineered for efficient cryogenic sample management in biotechnology and molecular diagnostics laboratories. Featuring a high-density storage capacity of 81 tubes per tier and 10 tiers, this storage rack maximizes workspace while securely organizing MyBio-compatible tubes. It is essential for bioprocessing workflows requiring reliable sample integrity and accessibility in low-temperature environments. The design supports long-term cryogenic preservation ideal for molecular cloning, gene editing, and synthetic biology research workflows. The TF-208A freeze box facilitates streamlined biomanufacturing pipelines by enabling systematic and scalable sample organization, crucial for cell imaging and clinical diagnostics applications. This freeze box is a critical storage accessory for laboratories focusing on molecular diagnostics and various biotechnology sectors.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 19 October 2026