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A laboratory cooler is a refrigerator used to keep various substances and fluids at a lower temperature. The higher temperature dries out substances, which makes them more hazardous. A proper conservation is necessary in order to get proper analysis results. A laboratory cooler has many different functions and can be used in a number of ways. Let's examine some of them. Read on to learn how to choose one for your laboratory. Below are a few options.

BV Thermal Systems' laboratory coolers are portable, whisper quiet, and designed to maintain a constant temperature in order to prevent contamination by bacterial and explosive materials. To achieve this, a laboratory cooler must have proper air circulation. A fan will help keep the temperature constant, and will automatically shut off when the door is opened. There are separate compartments in a laboratory cooler for specific medical supplies, so that they can be easily accessed without contaminating the rest of the unit.

Labs that deal with biological samples need a refrigerator that can maintain a consistent temperature for long periods of time. It should be designed to minimize the chances of contamination from bacterial and explosive materials. It must also have a fan to maintain the temperature. However, the fan should turn off when the door is opened so that cold air isn't forced out. Most laboratory coolers will also have different compartments for different types of medical supplies.

These coolers can be found in different sizes and shapes. Bench-top units are great for storing reagents close to the analyzer, reducing the number of trips needed to resupply the analyzer. On the other hand, upright refrigeration units are ideal for storing many reagents, freeze-dried products, and other chemicals and media. Most laboratory refrigerators will come with powder-coated stainless-steel racks, which are designed for rotation of supplies.

Lab refrigerators are made specifically for use in laboratories. They consist of a heat pump and a thermally insulated compartment. A laboratory refrigerator will keep a biological sample at a specific temperature to ensure optimal analysis. A freezer is a good choice for storage of biological materials, as it can maintain a higher temperature than a domestic refrigerator. In addition, it will keep reagents, chemicals, and other samples fresh and prevent them from spoiling.

A laboratory cooler should be reliable and easy to use. A laboratory cooler must be compact and easy to move around. A large one will require a lot of space. The compact version is ideal for daily use. A smaller one should be placed on a table or countertop. If a laboratory cooler needs to be moved around a lot, it is best to have casters that can roll it around. The casters should be non-marring and allow for smooth mobility.