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 TCGRx
Booth #9095
TCGRx

SANYO’s +4°C MPR Series offers a complete and integrated solution for the increased requirements of strict and exact storage temperatures for pharmaceuticals, medicines, vaccines and other temperature sensitive biologicals. The slim front-to-back design and optional sliding shelves allows for an ergonomic easy-reach retrieval of your product.

Many advantages of our pharmaceutical refrigerators include:

Storage
Uniform storage is unaffected by ambient temperature. An electronic sensor accurately monitors chamber temperature and feeds the information to the microprocessor for precise control at the preset temperature.

Superior Uniformity
Plenums Direct Airflow - SANYO’s plenum design features uniform cold air flow distribution throughout the chamber to ensure temperature uniformity—essential for validated storage requirements.

Compressor
Remarkable cooling efficiency - A highly efficient hermetic compressor, specially designed and developed by SANYO, is utilized to provide powerful and rapid cooling to maintain proper temperature level and superior uniformity.

Defrost System
SANYO’s Cycle Defrost System - Defrosting is performed automatically during compressor “off” cycles by sensing frost levels. This way defrosting is performed only when required, further protecting the contents against unnecessary temperature rise.

Design
Ergonomic Design - The ergonomic design of the MPR series refrigerators provides a clear view of stored items through the large framed windows. The slim profile allows for easy reach retrieval of your products.

Safety
Cabinet Construction - View window door design with protective film to prevent shattered glass from scattering on to the floor. Key locked doors.

Environmentally Friendly
SANYO is CFC-Free - SANYO refrigerators feature commercially available CFC-free, HFC refrigerants and CFC-free insulation.

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 Talyst
Booth #9097
Talyst

Access-Controlled Refrigerated Storage
AutoCool™ delivers access-controlled refrigerated storage and automated dispensing for your valuable refrigerated medications. It enables centralized control and reporting, and is scalable to accommodate expanding needs and satellite locations.

Improved Patient Safety

  • Supports bar code confirmation of all stocking, picking, and dispensing
  • Personnel access can be controlled and tracked with password security
  • Proven pharmacy-grade refrigeration ensures your medications are kept at safe temperatures
  • Secured doors with automated lock releases and medication-specific access

Complete Inventory Control

  • Consolidates refrigerated medications as part of a comprehensive, integrated inventory system
  • Supports optional integrated wholesale ordering
  • Enables perpetual inventory management with par-levels and order preparation
  • A single AutoCool can securely store up to 84 different line items
  • Multiple units can be daisy-chained for automated storage and dispensing of a virtually unlimited number of refrigerated items

Enhanced Efficiency

  • Easy to stock, maintain, and use
  • Pick-to-light indicators direct staff through stocking and picking activities
  • Synchronizes all fulfillment activities when used with Talyst AutoCarousel™ and AutoPack™
  • Remote temperature sensing from the host workstation
Auto Cool
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 Helmer
Booth #9096
Helmer

Established in 1977 to serve the life science industry, Helmer has provided high-quality laboratory equipment and refrigerated products for over 30 years. Our experience and attention to detail allow us to provide a product that offers superior uniformity, outstanding reliability, and exceptional benefits that bring value every day. In addition, our commitment to service and support ensures satisfaction throughout the life of your product.

Our headquarters are located in Noblesville, Indiana, where we exclusively manufacture Helmer Refrigerators, Freezers, Platelet Storage, and Plasma Thawing Systems. Whether storing blood products, reagents, vaccines, or medication, a Helmer product offers TrueBlue protection. Often imitated, never duplicated, we’re not like everyone else, we’re Distinctly Helmer.

Refrigerators - Pharmacy, Laboratory, and Blood Bank

Helmer innovation brings you exceptional quality and performance with purpose built refrigeration for pharmaceuticals, life science samples, blood products and vaccine storage.

Two complete lines are available to help meet your specific need. The i.Series® achieves levels of ergonomic design, temperature control, and monitoring capabilities that have set a new standard with forward thinking design and technology. The Horizon Series offers solid performance, quality, and the features you need to ensure the safety of your products.

Helmer Refrigerators Deliver…

High Quality Craftsmanship that Stands Up to the Performance Standards Required by the Medical/Scientific Industry

  • Superior chamber temperature uniformity and quick recovery with heavy-duty forced-air refrigeration system
  • Operating temperature range from +2°C to +10°C
  • Bacteria-resistant powder coated interior and exterior for added security
  • Sure-Seal self-closing door with magnetic closure eliminates broken door latches
  • Custom storage capabilities with optional roll out baskets, full or half-size shelves, and stainless steel drawers may be selected in any combination to provide maximum storage versatility
  • Pass-thru models meet USP 797 Clear Room Requirements

Secure Monitoring for a Safe Storage Environment

  • Digital temperature display (i.Center Monitoring System included on i.Series models)
  • Password protected configuration (i.Series only)
  • Key lock

Designed for Convenience and Performance

  • Undercounter, slimline, single door, double door, and pass-thru models available from 5 cf to 56 cf
  • Position flush with countertop, cabinet, or other equipment with no additional clearance required
  • Recessed floor contains spills for easy clean-up
  • Liquid-tight drawers contain spills and maintain the integrity of other products stored in the refrigerator

Reduced Humidity Levels Create Dry Storage Environment

Helmer has developed a proprietary approach to refrigeration for pharmacy and laboratory refrigerators resulting in reduced condensation on boxes and other containers.

Outstanding Warranties

Refrigerators
i.Series models carry a 7-year compressor warranty and 2 years parts and labor.
Horizon Series models carry a 5-year compressor warranty and 2 years parts and labor.

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Helmer on refrigeration aisle is a manufacturer and worldwide distributor of high quality laboratory equipment and refrigerated products. Helmer Refrigerators, Freezers, Platelet Storage, and Plasma Thawing Systems with blood product and vaccine storage also controlled temperature environments. temperature controlled storage with platelet incubators and agitators using the i.Series™ and Horizon Series™. Hettich and helmer with centrifuges.

 Gem Scientific
Booth #9089
Gem Scientific

Established in 1925, GEM Refrigerator Company is a third-generation company located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Throughout these 80 years, GEM has been building commercial refrigerators and freezers that have performed well in both the public and the private sectors.

GEM Refrigerator Company has designed and built state-of-the-art products that are reliable and cost effective. With the continuing emphasis being placed on reduced budgets and the fact that most businesses need to provide more for less, GEM remains true to its mission which is to provide quality, dependable refrigerators and freezers.

GEM is a well-established organization that prides itself in building and delivering quality products.

We manufacture a complete line of refrigerators and freezers along with custom walk-in refrigerators and freezer combinations specific to the above mentioned markets. The key to our success is the long-term business relationships that we have established with our customers. We are very much aware of their evolving expectations with respect to quality and performance and the fact that they will only invest in products that are superior, lasting and that will deliver reliable performance.

Gem Scientific is proud to offer a full line of refrigerators and freezers

  • Laboratory, Pharmacy and Blood Bank Refrigerators - undercounter, mid-size, single, double and triple door models.
  • Pass-Thru Refrigerators - single and double door models
  • Sliding Glass Door Refrigerators - double and triple sliding glass door models
  • Pass-Thru Sliding Glass Door Refrigerators - single and double door models
  • Laboratory, Pharmacy and Plasma Storage Freezers - undercounter, mid-size, single and double door models.
  • Upright Dual Temperature Combination Refrigerator / Freezer
  • Custom Walk-in Refrigerators and Freezers

Value-Added Benefits

  • Thermal expansion valve system on all Gem pharmacy, laboratory, and blood bank refrigerators and freezers
  • Triple pane, heated glass doors on most refrigerator models
  • Low profile evaporator in all Gem refrigerators and freezers
  • Inside delivery with no up-charge on every Gem Refrigerator Company delivery
  • Gem refrigerators and freezers are UL listed
  • Gem refrigerators and freezers carry a 5-year compressor warranty
  • Gem refrigerators and freezers carry 2-years on parts and 1 year on labor
  • All popular Gem refrigerator and freezer models are available for immediate delivery
  • Refrigeration system service access valve
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