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Fryka Kältetechnik Freezer Box B 30-20, -20 to +10°C, 30 L

Brand:Fryka-Kältetechnik

Specifications

Depth int.: 350 mm
Ext. dim. (WxDxH): 530 x 700 x 460 mm
Ext. depth: 700 mm
Ext. height: 460 mm
Ext. width: 530 mm
Power supply frequency: 50 Hz
Height int.: 230 mm
Int. Dim. (WxDxH): 360 x 350 x 230 mm
Int. width: 360 mm
Max. temperature: 10 °C

$10,031.50

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Product description

The Fryka Kältetechnik Freezer box B 30-20 -20...+10°C, 30 L is designed for secure and reliable storage of temperature-sensitive samples. With a spacious 30-liter capacity and a temperature range from -20°C to +10°C, this freezer box is ideal for laboratories needing consistent cold storage solutions. Manufactured by Fryka Kältetechnik, it ensures robust construction and precise temperature control to protect valuable materials.

Key Features:

Brand: Fryka Kältetechnik
Model: Freezer box B 30-20
Capacity: 30 liters
Temperature Range: -20°C to +10°C
Application: Suitable for laboratory sample and reagent storage
Durability: Robust construction for reliable long-term use

This freezer box from Fryka Kältetechnik is an excellent choice for labs requiring dependable temperature management and ample storage space.

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It is designed for secure and reliable storage of temperature-sensitive samples. With a spacious 30-liter capacity and a temperature range from -20°C to +10°C, this freezer box is ideal for laboratories needing consistent cold storage solutions. Manufactured by Fryka Kältetechnik, it ensures robust construction and precise temperature control to protect valuable materials.

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