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Plasma blast freezers - PlasmaFrost ITeM Series
Plasma blast freezers bring the plasma bag's temperature to -30°C in less than 60 minutes.
28 Sept 2021In all Plasmafrost ITeM models, the shelves act as freezing elements: the refrigerant flows inside the shelves for the best freezing efficiency while the uniformity plates press the bags to evenly distribute the temperature. The uniformity plates are pre-refrigerated with the chamber empty (i.e. between two freezing cycles). Download this brochure for the Plasmafrost ITeM to find out more about the patented power of blast freezing.
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