
Marine Biological Reagent Cold Room
Scientific research cold room for marine biological reagents. 100m³ at -20℃.
- 100 m³
- -20℃
- 2022
Background And Requirement
Dedicated cold room for marine biological reagent preservation. 100m³ at -20℃. Designed for scientific research institutions with strict temperature stability (±1℃) and 24/7 remote monitoring.
Project Facts
| Location | China |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 100 m³ |
| Temperature | -20℃ |
| Completed | 2022 |
| Sector | Special / Industrial |
Questions About This Project
How large is the Marine Biological Reagent Cold Room project?
100 m³, located in China.
What temperature does the facility operate at?
-20℃.
Can Howcool deliver a similar facility for us?
Yes. Send your storage volume or tonnage, target temperature, product type and site location, and our engineers will return a preliminary design and budget estimate within 48 hours.
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