Fridges - Blood Bank

A laboratory blood bank fridge is a specialised refrigeration unit designed to store whole blood, plasma, and blood components at tightly controlled temperatures, typically between 2°C and 6°C. Used in hospitals, research facilities, and diagnostic laboratories, these fridges ensure the safety, quality, and compliance of blood products by maintaining consistent cooling and preventing temperature fluctuations that can compromise viability. Many models feature alarms, digital monitoring, and lockable doors to meet stringent regulatory standards for blood storage and handling. Blood bank fridges are essential for safeguarding supplies used in transfusions, testing, and research applications, ensuring each unit of blood remains safe, effective, and ready for use.