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Pharmaceutical refrigerated showcase NC-ME15A with 157L capacity, +2 to +14°C, ideal for drug storage in labs
The Nihon Freezer NC-ME15A is a used pharmaceutical refrigerated showcase designed for controlled storage of drugs and medical supplies in laboratory and clinical environments. This medical refrigerator provides a stable cooling temperature range of +2 to +14°C, maintaining optimal conditions to ensure product integrity essential for molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing workflows.
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This refrigerated showcase is critical in biotechnology and pharmaceutical settings, supporting essential storage requirements in gene editing, synthetic biology, and molecular biology research. Please note that as a secondhand unit, the current performance and functionality may differ from new product specifications. Buyers should verify operational status before use.
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Last updated 19 October 2026