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A stable cold room environment is necessary for most types of product storage. Minute fluctuations in temperature and humidity can adversely affect product viability, making properly designed cold rooms critically important.

Freezer rooms for high-value products—like blood plasma, biologics, reagents, and others—must maintain extremely tight volumetric uniformity of temperature, despite being subject to high traffic and frequent door openings. As temperature set points go down and the value of assets goes up, the complexity required to design environmental rooms that meet these conditions intensifies.

As the global demand for cold storage solutions for vaccines, biologics, and pharmaceuticals increases, so too does the need for ultra-large, highly precise storage environments. Environmental Specialties (ES) is proud to introduce gigastorage— a new term we’ve coined to describe pharmaceutical-grade cold storage warehouses that stand over 35-feet high. Our cold and freezer gigastorage is custom engineered to meet the stringent performance standards of scientific and pharmaceutical applications with engineering complexity far beyond standard buildings.

The ideal solution for applications like incubation or ramping, warm rooms offer stable, reliable performance year after year. Varying in size from small step-in units to large stability storage areas with multiple air handlers—and with a range of temperatures from +10°C to over 70°C (with uniformity of ± 0.5°C)—Environmental Specialties warm rooms can meet the complex demands of anyone seeking a high-quality testing environment.

Stability chambers and stability rooms are temperature- and humidity-controlled environmental units that provide stable conditions for storage and testing purposes. They are designed for specific loading conditions and provide the precise temperature/humidity control required for testing the long-term, intermediate, or accelerated degradation of a product or its packaging over time.

Clean cold rooms are designed to maintain extremely low levels of particulates, such as dust, airborne organisms, or vaporized particles, while maintaining temperature and relative humidity (RH) set points. They are often used for specialized production or scientific research, and manufacturing.

Dry rooms are temperature-, dew point-, and humidity-controlled environmental units that provide stable conditions for the storage and testing of electronic devices and equipment. These highly specialized environmental chambers can maintain dewpoint as low as -80°C, for relative humidity (RH) levels as low as 1 percent. Our dry rooms are designed and constructed by a team of skilled engineers. They are suitable for a wide range of applications including the design, testing, storage, manufacturing, and assembly of batteries, medical devices, and other electronics.

Archival storage rooms are temperature- and humidity-controlled chambers that maintain the ideal environmental conditions to preserve delicate items, such as museum objects or artifacts.

Stability chambers are temperature and humidity-controlled units that provide stable conditions for storage and testing uses. They deliver the precise environmental control required for testing the long-term, intermediate, or accelerated degradation of a product or its packaging over time.

Our photostability reach-in chambers are ideal for stress testing the effect of ultraviolet (UV) and cool white (CW) light on consumer goods, packaging, and pharmaceutical products.