Buying and Industrial Freezer takes in a lot of thought. It is very important to consider your individual requirements before buying an industrial freezer. It should be capable to accept all the material you want to load and also operate the way you need it to.
At times the frequent opening/closing of the door could cause the freezer to operate at a temperature less than what you purchased it for or you are loading in too much product at once, the freezer will not cool quickly.
Industrial Freezer units must have high performance, robust cabinet designs and ultra-low noise compressor. Heavy duty compressors use an environmentally safe HFC refrigerant and voltage boost to improve their performance by maintaining adequate power during those ultra-peak demand periods with a simple to use control system with solid state electronic circuitry which includes automatic over-temperature controls.
The cabinets must be strengthened and protected with a minimum of 5 inch CFC free insulation pressure to eliminate abysses. Thus the goods stored inside the freezers is shielded. Cabinets with rounded corners inside provide for more efficient refrigerant circulation and help regulate the temperature inside. The compressor noises minimized by insulation.
The Outer and inner cabinets are usually built with welded steel or could be zinc-coated. Thus, the exterior cabinets are very rugged the steel features make it more durable and are scratch resistant. All these combined makes for a very dependable heavy duty that has a very low maintenance cost.
Permanently lubricated, hermetically sealed compressors ensure reliability. Manual defrost systems ensure temperature stability with minimal fluctuations for processes that require precision.
It must be designed to withstand the abuse of a production setting caused by large or heavy workloads or harsh environments. As they are used in industrial and laboratory settings, they should be available in different temperature ranges, sizes, styles and with various features, depending on the application requirements.
Most Industrial Freezers have Alarm monitoring systems that indicate power-on and display visual and audible warning in case of any change (rise or fall) in temperature and any other malfunctions like power failures, system shutting down etc.
Sizes usually range from 1 cu.ft. to 20 cu.ft. and they are available as chest, upright or bench top. These usually have the ability to integrate with Chart recorders and Data loggers. Access Ports and Viewing windows allow clear visibility and access to the content stored.
Flammable storage and Explosion-proofing are factors to consider while looking for an Industrial Freezer. Industrial Freezers can be used for epoxy storage, shrink fitting, general storage, temperature testing, pharmacy, blood bank, flammable materials storage and explosion-proof.
