-40℃ Medical Freezer MDF-40V278W | 278L Vertical Deep Freezer with 7 Drawers for Laboratory and Hospital Use

Product Description

The MDF-40V278W -40℃ Medical Deep Freezer is designed for precise, reliable storage of critical medical and laboratory materials. With a 278-liter capacity and 7 independent inner drawers, it provides optimized temperature uniformity and superior insulation performance for sensitive biological substances.

Commonly used in hospitals, blood banks, pharmaceutical labs, and research institutions, this vertical deep freezer supports long-term preservation of items such as vaccines, drugs, blood, enzymes, hormones, RNA, gene libraries, and more.

Key Features

• Fast Temperature Pull Down
  The coil evaporator cooling system enables fast and uniform cabinet cooling, ideal for demanding medical environments.

• Seven Inner Drawers
  The interior is equipped with 7 individual drawers, reducing air exchange and improving temperature stability when accessing stored materials.

• Precise Digital Control
  Advanced microprocessor control system maintains accurate temperature regulation with ±0.1℃ precision, ensuring sample integrity.

• Secure Lockable Design
  Outer door includes a built-in lock with key, and ergonomic handle design ensures both safety and convenience.

• Visual & Audible Alarm System
  Built-in 4 alarm types for added safety:

  • High/Low Temperature Alarm

  • Door Ajar Alarm

  • Sensor Error Alarm

  • Thermostat Failure Alarm

• Durable Construction
  High-quality steel housing is antibacterial and corrosion-resistant, designed for long service life in medical environments.

• Eco-Friendly Refrigeration
  Operates with CFC-free refrigerant, providing energy savings and environmental responsibility.

• Enhanced Mobility
  Heavy-duty castors with brakes provide easy relocation and fixed positioning.

Technical Specifications

• Hospitals and blood banks

• Clinical and research laboratories

• Vaccine storage facilities

• Biotech and pharmaceutical industries

• Preservation of gene libraries and RNA samples