PHCbi has been supplying worldwide leading research and healthcare organisations with advanced ultra low temperature freezers for over 30 years. More customers than ever before are choosing our -80ºC ult freezers as their cold storage sample solution. With an industry-leading reputation for high performance and reliability, our ultra low temperature freezers provide a variety of options ranging from ultimate sample protection, energy efficiency, as well as complete overall versatility. Our customers have continued to choose our ult freezers that come with dedicated technical support and a high level of after-care services.
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Our History and Achievement
We launched Life Science business in 1966. Our products including preservation equipment (Laboratory Freezers, Ultra Low Freezers) and incubation equipment (Cell Culture Incubators, Microbiological Incubators) are now being used in various customers & facilities such as universities, research laboratories, pharmaceutical companies and hospitals in 110 countries worldwide. For more information, please refer to customer's testimonial.
Since the launch of our first Pharmaceutical Refrigerator model in 1966, we have taken advantage of this technology to create exceptional products and services with a high degree of quality and reliability. We have worked to meet the expectations of customers in the medical and life science fields under both the Sanyo and Panasonic brands. As before, we will continue to provide our customers with high-quality products and top-class services. See our commitment to the Quality.
Huge freezers line the basement where the room temperature is kept low. This is the BioBank of the National Center for Global Health and Medicine (NCGM) in Shinjuku, Tokyo, where patients are examined and treated above ground, while in the basement lie the seeds of cutting-edge research.
The PHCbi freezers are where these seeds are stored. Read on to find out how they are being used and why they were selected for this facility.
We interviewed Satoshi Suzuki, Manager of the BioBank Promotion Department, National Center for Global Health and Medicine.
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