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Three Yamato ultra-low temperature freezers - ULF-301 chest style, ULF-801UP upright, and ULF-101UN for laboratory sample storage

Ultra Low Temp

Ultra-Low Temperature Freezers - Critical Sample Preservation Down to -86°C

Our ultra-low temperature (ULT) freezers provide extreme cold storage essential for long-term preservation of biological samples, vaccines, enzymes, cell cultures, and other materials requiring deep-freeze conditions. With temperatures reaching as low as -86°C, these freezers deliver the reliability and performance critical research and medical facilities demand.

Extreme Temperature Control: ULT freezers maintain ultra-cold temperatures with exceptional stability, protecting valuable samples from degradation. Advanced refrigeration systems and precise microprocessor controls ensure consistent temperature maintenance even in demanding laboratory environments.

Sample Protection: Designed specifically for critical sample storage, these freezers feature multiple safety systems including temperature alarms, backup systems, and robust insulation to safeguard irreplaceable biological materials, research samples, and pharmaceutical products.

Applications: Ideal for storing stem cells, DNA/RNA samples, proteins, enzymes, vaccines, blood products, tissue samples, cell lines, and other biological materials requiring ultra-low temperature preservation for extended periods.

Key Features:

  • Temperature range down to -86°C for critical sample preservation
  • Precise microprocessor temperature control and monitoring
  • Advanced alarm systems for temperature deviations and power failures
  • High-efficiency insulation to maintain temperature stability
  • Multiple capacity options to fit your storage needs
  • Durable construction for continuous operation
  • Energy-efficient refrigeration systems
  • Data logging capabilities for compliance documentation

When sample integrity is non-negotiable, our ultra-low temperature freezers provide the extreme cold storage and reliability your most critical materials require.