"Consistent cold-chain storage"

"Maintaining stable temperatures where accuracy and compliance matter most."

At Fox refrigeration, we understand the importance of temperature-critical applications. Science and medical environments rely on refrigeration that performs consistently under strict conditions; from lab fridges and ultra‑low cryogenic freezers to monitored storage for vaccines, samples, and reagents. These sectors expect accurate temperature control, calibrated sensors, dependable data logging, and uninterrupted cold‑chain compliance. Our maintenance service supports this by keeping critical equipment stable, verified, and ready for continuous use across laboratories, biotech, pharmaceutical production, hospitals, diagnostics, and healthcare settings.

The ‘cold chain’ describes temperature conditions in which vaccines and/or medicines need to be kept during storage and distribution. Maintaining the cold chain ensures that vaccines are transported and stored according to the manufacturer’s recommended temperature range. Failures in cold chain compliance results in wastage and unnecessary costs which are entirely avoidable. We can recommend a maintenance schedule to ensure you maintain a safe and effective product, ready for administration.

This includes:

• Data logging

• Sensor calibration

• Control setting and system optimization

• Thermal imaging

• Remote monitoring

All our engineers are F-gas qualified and able to perform any necessary repairs or maintenance required to the refrigeration circuit.

Scientific Sectors

Medical & Healthcare Sectors

• Hospitals & Clinical Settings
  Storage of vaccines, blood products, medicines, and diagnostic materials that rely on strict temperature control.

• GP Practices & Community Healthcare
  Smaller‑scale vaccine and medicine storage requiring accurate, compliant refrigeration.

• Diagnostics & Pathology
  Laboratories processing bloods, tissues, and samples that must remain within tight temperature tolerances.

• Pharmacies
  Safe storage of temperature‑sensitive medicines and controlled dispensing environments.

• Laboratories
  General research labs handling temperature‑sensitive samples, reagents, and controlled experiments.

• Biotechnology & Life Sciences
  Environments working with cell cultures, enzymes, biological materials, and processes that require precise, stable temperatures.

• Pharmaceutical Production
  Manufacturing and storage of temperature‑controlled medicines, APIs, and formulations.

• Research Institutions & Universities
  Facilities needing reliable cold storage for long‑term sample preservation and experimental consistency.