Case study BINDER

Case Study BINDER

Joint success story

BINDER is the leading specialist for simu­lation cabinets for scientific and industrial laboratories and is focussed entirely on simulation cabinets. Several thousand ap­pliances leave the works in Tuttlingen each year. The brand image is characterised by cutting-edge technology, innovations and absolute precision.

Challenge
The continuous internal temperature of approx. -86 °C requires high energy usage. Standard insulation materials are thick and occupy valuable internal space or contrib­ute to an increased total volume.

Solution
By means of the use of VIPs on all six sides, thinner walls are made possible and the ener­gy consumption reduced at the same time. In this way no condensation forms on the outer casing.

Simulationsschrank von Binder
Simulation cabinet equipped with VIPs
Various simulation cabinets manufactured by BINDER

Support during Corona vaccine research

Along with support to global, life-saving medicine logis­tics for Corona test kits, with its unique vacuum insula­tion panels (VIPs) va-Q-tec is also supporting the German laboratory equipment manufacturer BINDER whose equipment is con­sidered imperative for Corona research. In this way va-Q-tec is actively contributing to fighting the virus also in this area.

va-Q-tec AG has collaborated with BIND­ER GmbH for many years. Howev­er, in times of the Corona crisis, the system relevance of this co-operation has become clear: to find a suitable vaccine or remedy for the pathogen, the pathogen must be produced synthetically. The break­through in the synthetic reproduction of the virus was achieved by a research team at the Universi­ty of Bern (Switzerland) with the aid of BINDER ultra-low temperature deep freezers.

These laboratory appliances must sustainably and reliably maintain tem­peratures lower than -86 °C. These temperature retention characteristics can be guaranteed by fitting va-Q-tec’s vacuum insulation panels (VIPs) in an energy and cost-efficient manner. Due to the ten-times better insu­lation than conventional insulation materials, the panels make it possible to manufacture freezers with thinner walls. As a consequence the internal volume of the appliance increases and more samples can be placed in it.

More information on our highly efficient thermal insulation solutions for laboratory equipment can be found here.

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