Cabinet Rack for GRAM BioUltra UL570 for 16 Boxes with max. 53 mm Height
item number: 16514
4 boxes in series, 4 boxes stacked vertically
Price on request
Organization systems for refrigerators/freezers Racks for GRAM freezers
Racks for GRAM freezers enable systematic sample storage in models such as the BioUltra UL570 or BioMidi 625. These organisation systems are used in biotechnological research, pharmaceuticals, and clinical diagnostics to fully utilise the capacity of the freezers. The custom-fit inserts ensure quick access to cryoboxes and minimise door opening times.
Racks for GRAM freezers / BioUltra UL570
Cabinet Rack for GRAM BioUltra 570 for 24 Boxes with Max. 53mm Height
item number: 16536
4 boxes in depth, 6 boxes in height
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Racks for GRAM freezers / for GRAM BioMidi 425 and 625
Cabinet Rack for GRAM BioMidi 625 for 6 Freezer Boxes (max. 78 mm Height)
item number: 16549
Stainless steel, 3 boxes in depth, 2 in height
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Cabinet rack for GRAM Midi 625 for 12 freezing boxes up to 136 x 136 mm x 53 mm
item number: 16505
Stainless steel, 3 boxes in depth, 4 in height
Price on request
Structured storage in GRAM BioUltra and BioMidi systems
Organising samples in a GRAM BioUltra UL570 or BioMidi 425 and 625 requires precisely matched cabinet racks. Using racks made of stainless steel creates a durable and corrosion-resistant solution for cryogenic storage. The systems are designed for different box configurations to efficiently divide the available interior space.
Technical specifications and capacities
For the BioUltra UL570, variants for 16 boxes (4 deep, 4 high) or 24 boxes (4 deep, 6 high) are available. These are optimised for box heights of a maximum of 53 mm. For the BioMidi 625, racks for 6 boxes up to 78 mm in height or for 12 boxes measuring 136 x 136 x 53 mm can be selected, allowing flexible adaptation to sample volume.
Material properties and designs
The cabinet racks are specially constructed for the requirements of cryogenic storage. The use of stainless steel ensures stability even at low temperatures. Depending on the model, boxes are stored either in simple inserts or in drawer racks, with the number of boxes in depth and height varying to fill the specific housing dimensions of the GRAM series.
Frequently asked questions about racks for GRAM freezers
Here you will find technical information on the selection and operation of organisation systems for GRAM freezers.
What are racks used for in GRAM freezers?
They serve to clearly sort sample containers in models such as the BioUltra or BioMidi. This prevents long searches while the door is open and protects the temperature stability of the stored samples.
Which rack fits in a GRAM BioUltra UL570?
Racks are available for this model that can hold either 16 or 24 cryoboxes, provided the boxes do not exceed a maximum height of 53 mm.
What material is used for the GRAM racks?
The racks are made of stainless steel. This material is particularly robust, cold-resistant, and meets hygiene requirements in laboratories and research facilities.
What is the difference between racks for BioUltra and BioMidi?
The difference lies in the dimensions and capacity. While BioUltra racks are designed for up to 24 boxes, BioMidi racks offer space for 6 or 12 boxes, for example, sometimes also for larger box heights up to 78 mm.
Which accessories are useful for the racks?
Suitable cryoboxes made of polypropylene, polycarbonate, or water-repellent cardboard in heights from 50 mm to 130 mm are the necessary addition to securely fix the samples in the racks.
How do I find the right organisation system for my GRAM model?
The selection depends on the device model and the box size used. Expert advice helps to determine the exact number of racks required for the respective cabinet size.
What should be considered when loading the stainless steel racks?
Care should be taken to ensure that the box dimensions (e.g., 136 x 136 mm) match the compartment dimensions of the rack to prevent jamming and to avoid unnecessarily obstructing air circulation in the freezer.