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Ultra-low temperature freezer -85°C with 35L capacity, stainless steel interior, vacuum insulation, suitable for bioprocessing storage
The Nihon Freezer DTF-35 My Bio Cube is an ultra-low temperature laboratory freezer designed for secure bioprocessing and biomedical storage applications. Equipped with a single compressor cooling system and capable of reaching temperatures down to -85°C (operational range -80 to -70°C), it provides reliable preservation of sensitive biological samples. The freezer has a capacity of approximately 35 liters and features a stainless steel SUS430 interior and a durable electrically zinc-plated steel exterior. Its insulation combines vacuum insulation technology with rigid polyurethane foam for optimal thermal retention, supporting long-term sample viability. The unit uses a special mixed HFC refrigerant and operates on standard AC 100V power supply at 50/60Hz.
This equipment includes a lamp and buzzer temperature alarm system to safeguard critical specimens during research workflows such as molecular diagnostics, synthetic biology, and biomanufacturing. Due to its used condition, performance may not match new unit specifications, and it is sold as-is. This ultra-low temperature freezer is ideal for researchers requiring reliable subzero storage for advanced biotechnology, clinical diagnostics, and cell imaging applications, playing a vital role in bioprocessing and biopharmaceutical production pipelines.
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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 23 October 2026
