Racks for New Brunswick Freezer

Organization systems for refrigerators/freezers Racks for New Brunswick Freezer

These specialized racks for New Brunswick freezers and other deep-freezing systems are designed for the structured storage of samples in laboratories, research, and diagnostics. They enable efficient organization of cryoboxes, microtiter plates, and slides within your cooling and freezer infrastructure.

Racks for New Brunswick Freezer / VIP U535 and U725 cabinets

Racks for New Brunswick Freezer / Premium U410 and U570 cabinets

Racks for New Brunswick Freezer / Chests

Optimizing sample storage with custom-fit racks

Using suitable storage systems for cooling and freezing units ensures that samples are stored securely and clearly. For storage in upright freezers, various versions are available that are tailored to specific box heights such as 33 mm, 50 mm, 75 mm, 100 mm, or 130 mm. Drawer racks also offer practical handling for boxes of different heights.

Variety of designs and applications

Different constructions are required depending on the device type. While upright freezer racks are designed for vertical storage in chest or upright freezers, chest racks offer a structured arrangement in shallower chest freezers. Specialized solutions such as racks for microtiter plates or racks for slides support the precise handling of small laboratory samples.

Compatibility with leading manufacturer systems

Our selection includes racks for a variety of systems, including New Brunswick freezers (e.g., type VIP U535, U725 or Premium U410, U570), Haier freezers, Sanyo/Panasonic, Thermo Herafreeze, Forma freezers, as well as SKADI and GRAM. Compatibility is tailored to the specific models of the manufacturers to ensure an optimal fit within the devices.

Systematic organization through box and grid adjustment

The storage systems are designed for common formats such as cryoboxes made of polypropylene, polycarbonate, or cardboard. By matching specific grids and box heights, maximum utilization of the available volume in the freezers is achieved, supporting workflows in sample management.

Frequently asked questions about freezer racks

Find out more here about the selection and use of storage systems for your deep-freezing systems.

What are freezer racks used for?

They serve the systematic organization and secure storage of sample containers such as cryoboxes, microtiter plates, or slides within upright and chest freezers.

Which designs are available for storage?

A distinction is made between upright racks for vertical arrangements, drawer racks for access from upright freezers, and chest racks for flat storage in chest freezers.

What should be considered when selecting racks?

The selection must be based primarily on the dimensions of the boxes to be stored (e.g., 50 mm or 100 mm height) as well as the specific compatibility with the freezer model used.

What is the difference between upright and chest racks?

Upright racks are optimized for vertical use in chest or upright freezers, while chest racks are specifically developed for horizontal storage in chest freezers.

Which container types can be stored in the racks?

The racks are designed for various types such as cryoboxes (PP, PC, or cardboard), microtiter plates, and slides.

How do I get information on suitable racks for my device?

The selection can be made based on manufacturer specifications (e.g., New Brunswick, Haier, Sanyo) and specific model types as well as the required box sizes.

Is adjustment to different box heights possible?

Yes, there are specialized racks for different height intervals, from 33 mm up to 130 mm, to enable precise storage.