Controlled Environments
−80°C / −196°C · N+1 redundancy · GDP/GMP · Irreplaceable material
Cryogenic biobanks from −80°C to −196°C with N+1 redundancy for irreplaceable material.
In detail
At −80°C, every degree counts. At −196°C, system reliability admits no excuses. We design and build cryogenic biobanks for the storage of cells, tissues, gametes, oncology samples and biological reference material — from −20°C chambers to liquid nitrogen systems. Continuous temperature management with N+1 redundancy, multichannel alarms with UPS-backed monitoring, documented emergency protocols and GDP/GMP qualification where the material demands a regulatory chain of custody.
The material stored in a cryogenic biobank is, in many cases, irreplaceable. Donor cells, individualised oncology samples, fertility preservation material, analytical reference standards — there is no batch recall for a cryogenic system that fails. The design acknowledges this: redundant refrigeration, automatic changeover, and the documented qualification proving the system performs under the conditions it will actually face — not under commissioning protocol conditions.
From BSL-1 laboratories to GMP biomanufacturing suites — a single partner across the whole development arc.
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