Plasma freezers for safe and compliant plasma storage

Maintain reliable storage for plasma and temperature-sensitive biological materials.

Expert guidance and nationwide support to help you choose the right solution for your facility.

Trusted plasma storage solutions for healthcare environments.

Protecting frozen plasma starts with dependable low-temperature storage. Plasma freezers maintain stable –30°C or below conditions to preserve plasma integrity in regulated healthcare environments.

Our range of high-performance plasma freezers from trusted manufacturers delivers reliable storage solutions, helping hospitals, laboratories, and blood banks maintain compliance, audit readiness, and operational confidence. From equipment consultancy and purchase through to validation, servicing, and ongoing maintenance, our team is here to support you at every stage of your operations.

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Guidance

Expert support to select the right for your environment and workflow.

Setup

Installation, configuration, and training for full operation from day one.

Calibration

UKAS or traceable calibration for accuracy and compliance.

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How do I choose the right plasma freezer for my facility?

Consider how much plasma you need to store, the available installation space, and whether temperature monitoring and alarm systems are required for compliance. Our team can help assess your storage needs and recommend the most suitable solution for your facility.

What temperature should plasma be stored at?

Frozen plasma is typically stored at -30 °C or below to maintain product stability and quality. Purpose-built plasma freezers are designed to maintain these low temperatures reliably.

Do plasma freezers need validation?

In many healthcare and laboratory environments, plasma freezers are validated to confirm they maintain the required storage temperature. Validation may include installation checks and temperature mapping to support compliance and audit readiness.

Are plasma freezers different from blood bank refrigerators?

Yes. Blood bank refrigerators store whole blood and blood components between +2 °C and +6 °C, while plasma freezers are designed to store frozen plasma at -30 °C or below.

Plasma freezers for safe and compliant plasma storage

Trusted plasma storage solutions for healthcare environments.

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