Refrigeration company is 'winning the cold war'

Labcold expands again, taking on additional premises and more staff as well as launching new product ranges, bucking the negative trend that currently dominates the news media

Labcold, the UK's largest specialist manufacturer of scientific, medical and laboratory refrigeration products has recently doubled its factory area.

At the same time the company has hired additional engineers and office staff while launching completely redesigned ranges of its blood banks and pharmacy refrigerators.

The company puts its success down to a combination of factors including its specialist focus only on professional refrigeration equipment, constant product updating to meet current and future requirements, a technically qualified sales team providing pre-sales advice and its own team of maintenance/service engineers.

All this combined with a 100% customer-focus and absolute flexibility in meeting market needs.

The company has a particularly strong track record in monitoring legislation and guidelines to keep its solutions fully compliant as well as sitting on relevant BS Committees to ensure standards keep pace with both available technology and market needs.

In the last 12 months alone Labcold has launched completely new ranges of blood banks and pharmacy refrigerators, keeping up to date with users' requirements and the needs of its OGC customers.

In a number of cases Labcold is the only UK supplier whose products fully comply with all relevant requirements.

Robin Gregson, sales and marketing director at Labcold, said: "By keeping one step ahead of market requirements through monitoring forthcoming regulations such as MHRA, DoH Green Book and RPSGB guidelines we are able to provide our customers with completely up to date advice and ensure that the products we supply them are fully compliant in every way.

"We foresee continued strong growth in the market for our products and services, including replacement of maybe 100,000 or more unsuitable domestic fridges currently in use for critical professional storage applications".

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