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Cooling: refrigeration
News Release from: Sanyo E and E Europe
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 05 October 2005
Sanyo makes first Ibla appearance
Ibla 2005, to be held in London on 15-16 November 2005, will see Sanyo's temperature control equipment being exhibited for the first time
Sanyo is a first time exhibitor at Ibla 2005, the company's Katie Bowley explains: "We have been considering exhibiting for a while "Having seen the quality of both exhibitors and visitors last year, we decided to delay no longer"
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 11 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Sanyo Biomedical Europe specialises in providing high quality temperature control equipment throughout Europe, with a dedicated office specifically serving the UK market.
Based in Loughborough, the UK division focuses on the sale and support of Sanyo manufactured products such as specialist incubators, laboratory ovens, refrigeration units and plant growth chambers.
Sanyo says it prides itself on being dedicated to investing in product development.
Previous successes include being the first company to produce a vacuum insulation panel (VIP) ultra-low-temperature freezer.
Sanyo also produces the world's coldest electro-mechanical ultra-low-temperature freezer, reaching -152C.
Featuring on the Sanyo stand will be two personal-sized pieces of equipment: an MDF-U32V 333 litre -86C VIP freezer with an incredibly small footprint, as well as an MCO 49L CO2 incubator, ideal for personal use or for fitting into cramped spaces.
Visitors to the Sanyo stand will also have the opportunity to win a Sanyo VPC-C1EX digital video camera, a prize which is guaranteed to be given away to one lucky show visitor. Request free introductory details about products from Sanyo E and E Europe ...
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