| The superior but compact programmable IceCube-14 freezers have been designed for very accurate controlled rate freezing of large numbers of straws, vials or blood bags. The Models 14S and 14m differ in the volume of the freezing chamber and are available with or without laptop or PC with touch screen. Liquid nitrogen is administered from a vessel preset to maintain a pressure of 0.5 to 1,5 bar. The vessels from our XL range are an excellent choice and have proven to work well with the IceCube freezers. Our specialists can assist with the development and validation of freezing protocols suitable for your the type of samples you will be freezing. The freezers can be supplied with an MDD certification. In addition the freezer itself can be validated in accordance with 21CFR Part 11 through a factory controlled IQ and OQ procedure.
IceCube 14S Series
Further development of the proven IceCube 1800and 15M and L series, the new 14S offers the spacious 16 liters freezing chamber with transparent lid but is very flexible as to your preferred PC configuration. The Windows based software allows modeling protocols and logging of actual freezing data and is included as standard. Options include a variety of supports, racks and holders for all known samples.
IceCube 14M Series
The 14M will be more suitable for heavy users and offers the same flexibility as the 14S but comes with a large 297x317x378 mm 36 liters freezing chamber.
Accessories and services
Optional user friendly accessories and services include:
- 0,25-0,5cc straws and 2-10ml cryovials.
- Manual or programmable seeding of 0,3-0,5ml CBS straws or 2-5 ml cryovials
- various holders and supports for all kind of blood bags
- Cryogenic hoses with isolation
- IQ and OQ protocols
- Registration under Medical Device Directory.
- Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
- Low-noise solenoid valve
- Extension to 4 temperature sensors
Our internationally renown specialists in molecular biology and freezing techniques will be glad to assist with the initial development and further optimization of the freezing protocols you are going to need. |
