Vacuum insulation panels in the appliance walls significantly extend the holdover time. In the event of a technical malfunction or power failure, valuable stored goods remain within the safe temperature range many times longer than with conventionally insulated appliances – a decisive factor in minimising risk in the laboratory.

Yes. Thanks to va-Q-pro technology, customised 2D and 3D free forms can be manufactured. This enables VIP surface coverage of up to 85%, as even complex geometries such as compressor niches or cable bushings can be precisely insulated without having to fundamentally change the existing device design.

It is the perfect combination for maximum safety: while VIPs passively minimise heat input, PCMs (phase change materials) actively buffer temperature fluctuations caused, for example, by frequent door opening during high sample removal. This guarantees constant thermal stability at the highest level.

Since VIPs offer up to ten times better insulation than conventional materials, they enable significantly thinner device walls. This significantly optimises the ratio of external dimensions to usable internal space: significantly more samples can be stored with the same footprint – an invaluable advantage when laboratory space is limited.

VIPs based on high-quality pyrogenic silica are designed for an extremely long service life. Unlike other materials, they exhibit minimal ageing effects, meaning that their thermal performance remains virtually constant throughout the entire life cycle of the laboratory equipment.