Shared cold room
ConductScience / cold storage
Lab Freezers &
Cold Storage.
Refrigerators, freezers, ultra-low units, cryogenic vessels, racks, boxes, and monitoring. Choose by sample, capacity, and workflow before you browse the catalog.
02 / cold-storage selector
Tell us about your samples. We will tell you which freezer to ask for.
The selector turns target temperature, sample type, storage format, and growth into a recommended equipment class, minimum capacity, key specs, and accessories.
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Current box count400
Projected growth30%
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03 / temperature pathways
Pick the path that matches your samples.
Each path covers a temperature band, common use cases, practical watch-outs, and a quote-ready link into the relevant product class.
+4 CLab refrigerators
Working stocks, plated media, antibodies, reagents, and buffers that need controlled refrigerator storage.
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-20 CGeneral lab freezers
Enzymes, plasmids, primer stocks, bulk reagents, and routine frozen lab materials.
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-40 CDeep freezers
Intermediate-temperature storage for sensitive proteins, standards, serum, and stability workflows.
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-80 CUltra-low freezers
Tissue blocks, RNA, cell pellets, long-term archives, and shared-lab sample banks.
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LN2Cryogenic storage
Viable cell lines, iPSCs, primary tissue, cryovials, racks, and long-term biobank storage.
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MobilePortable transport
Site-to-site movement, field collection, surgical-suite transfer, and bench-side cold handling.
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IceIce production
Sample prep, gel running, enzyme dispensing, organ transport, and general wet-lab workflows.
View productsRacksBoxes and organization
Cryoboxes, drawer racks, vial layout, labels, and inventory maps for long-lived sample collections.
View products04 / in the lab
Real installs, real samples, real operating constraints.
Cold storage is bought once and lived with for a decade. The buying decision should reflect footprint, monitoring, backup, and ownership.
Bench-adjacent storage
Single-PI lab
Undercounter refrigerator, compact freezer, rack map, and reorder list.Cryogenic archive
Cell bank
LN2 vessels, cryovial boxes, review dates, and redundant ownership records.05 / calculators
Plan the spec before you talk to a sales rep.
Estimate energy use, heat load, rack capacity, backup runtime, and freezer-room constraints before a quote starts.
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ULT operating-cost calculator
Number of ULT units2
Daily energy / unit16 kWh
Electricity rate18 cents
Door-open time / day2 min
06 / what's in my freezer?
A lightweight box map. CSV in, print-friendly out.
The starter inventory tool works without login. When the lab needs team access and persistent records, save the map to ConductLaboratory.
07 / comparisons
Translate freezer classes into buying decisions.
Short comparison tables keep the page practical for researchers, procurement teams, and facilities staff.
2 to 8 CReagents and working stocks
Verify recovery time after door openings.
-20 CRoutine frozen materials
Plan rack format before buying capacity.
-80 CLong-term biological archives
Check power, heat load, alarms, and backup.
LN2Viable cells and long-term banks
Design fill schedule and PPE workflow.
08 / after purchase
Buy the freezer here. Run the freezer in ConductLaboratory.
ConductScience should help researchers choose and quote the right equipment. Persistent sample maps, team ownership, labels, service records, and reorder workflows belong in ConductLaboratory.
Freezer A
Rack 3 / Box 2 / 64% full
- Review 18 samples this week
- Order 12 cryoboxes
- Service due in 31 days
09 / quote workflow
Send a useful freezer spec, not a vague request.
Include temperature, sample count, growth, footprint, voltage, monitoring, backup, and accessories. The sales team can return a quote faster when the operating context is already clear.
