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GE Asymptote VIA Thaw CB1000 Dry Automated Thawer

UsedCytivaHeating & coolingUnited Kingdom

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Electrical Supply
1-Phase
Plug Included? (1-Phase)
Yes - Standard UK 3-Pin Mains Plug (BS 1363)
PAT Test Result
Pass
Voltage
240V
PAT Test Date
03-07-2024
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Brands
Cytiva
New/Used
Used
Electrical Supply
1-Phase
Plug Included? (1-Phase)
Yes - Standard UK 3-Pin Mains Plug (BS 1363)
PAT Test Result
Pass
Voltage
240V
PAT Test Date
03-07-2024

Product description

Efficient thawing for cryo cell therapy bags with precise temperature control.

The GE Healthcare Asymptote VIA Thaw CB1000 is a state-of-the-art dry automated thawer specifically designed for cryo cell therapy bags. It features a thawing temperature range from -196˚C to 0˚C, while the operational thawing temperatures range from 34˚C to 0˚C. This unit accommodates cryo bags ranging in size from 25ml to 275ml and ensures efficient and precise thawing, crucial for sensitive applications in cell therapy. Its software, Version 1.3.17-06f731, supports smooth and reliable thawing operations. Originally acquired from a university, this equipment is in excellent cosmetic condition and optimal working order, although the thermometer is not included. The last calibration was performed on May 19, 2023, ensuring accuracy in performance.

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How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

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Last updated 22 October 2026