Refrigerated Containers for Pharma, Vaccines & Healthcare
For vaccines, hospitals, biotech, and pharma distribution. Validated +2°C to −80°C. GDP-ready, 21 CFR Part 11 compatible. From $16,500. Audit-trail logging. Delivered nationwide.
Refrigerated Containers for Pharma and Healthcare Businesses
A two-degree excursion can void a vaccine lot. A power failure can cost a hospital its entire blood inventory. A failed validation can delay a clinical trial by months. Pharmaceutical cold storage has zero tolerance for failure — and walk-in coolers fail. Conexwest delivers refrigerated, freezer, and ultra-low temperature containers built for regulated cold-chain operations. Maintain +36°F to +46°F for standard pharmaceuticals and most vaccines, −4°F for plasma and certain biologics, or −94°F to −112°F for mRNA vaccines, biotech samples, and clinical trial materials. Continuous temperature logging, alarm escalation, and validation documentation included.
Cold Storage for Every Regulated Pharma & Healthcare Operation
Vaccine & Biologics Distribution
Standard refrigerated containers maintain vaccines at +36°F to +46°F per CDC and WHO cold-chain protocols. Ultra-low units reach −94°F to −112°F for mRNA vaccine storage. Supports VFC compliance, mass vaccination surges, and pharmaceutical overflow with continuous data logging.
Hospitals & Clinical Labs
Emergency cold storage for blood products, plasma, tissue samples, and lab specimens when on-site capacity is exceeded. Multi-zone options: +39°F for whole blood, −4°F for plasma, and −112°F for long-term tissue/sample storage.
Pharmacies & Pharmaceutical
Refrigerated capacity for retail, hospital, mail-order, and compounding pharmacies. Maintain +36°F to +46°F for insulin, biologics, and refrigerated pharmaceuticals during renovations, demand surges, or distribution expansion. DSCSA-compatible tracking optional.
Biotech & Research Labs
Sample, reagent, and biologic storage for biotech, pharma R&D, and research labs. Ultra-low −112°F storage expands capacity for cell lines, tissue samples, antibodies, and frozen reagents. Validation documentation supports GLP and ISO 17025 compliance.
Veterinary & Animal Health
Cold storage for veterinary biologics, vaccines, controlled medications, and tissue samples at clinics, hospitals, and animal pharma distributors. Maintains +36°F to +46°F cold-chain integrity, with USDA-APHIS and state veterinary compliance support.
Clinical Trials & Investigational Products
Investigational product (IP) storage for trial sites, central depots, and CRO facilities. Validated temperature control for blinded and active study products, with temperature mapping, IQ/OQ/PQ qualification support, and 21 CFR Part 11 compliant electronic records for FDA-ready cold chain documentation.
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40ft SuperFreezer
Ultra-low temperature container for mRNA vaccines, frozen biologics, blood and plasma, and biotech sample storage down to −76°F. Built for regulated cold chain with continuous logging.
Prices: From $110,000 (New)
40ft Deep Freezer with Generator
Mission-critical mobile cold storage with integrated generator backup. Maintains ultra-low temperatures during power outages for vaccines, clinical trial materials, and hospital overflow.
Prices: From $899/mo
20ft Single-Phase Temperature Controlled Storage Low Temp
Standard pharma cold-chain 36°F to 46°F range for pharmacy holding, distributor cold rooms, and clinical lab overflow. Single-phase 220V with calibrated temperature logging.
Prices: From $16,500 (Refurbished) · $41,950 (New)
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Why Pharma & Healthcare teams choose Conexwest
Resources for Pharma, Biotech & Healthcare teams
Refrigeration containers adhere to the most stringent industry standards, ensuring they are safe, reliable, and compliant across various sectors. These units are ISO certified for quality management, BIC certified for intermodal transport compliance, and AWS certified for superior welding quality. They also meet FDA standards for food safety and NSF approval for sanitation, ensuring they are fit for food and pharmaceutical use. Additionally, these containers are HACCP compliant for hygiene, CE certified for European safety regulations, and often UL listed for North American electrical safety standards. These comprehensive certifications ensure the containers meet the highest standards required for industrial, commercial, and specialized applications.
Common questions from pharma, biotech & healthcare teams
mRNA vaccines require ultra-low temperatures, typically −76°F to −112°F for long-term storage. A 40ft SuperFreezer reaches temperatures as low as −76°F with calibrated continuous logging — built for vaccine distribution and biotech cold chain.
Yes. Validated cold-chain configurations include calibrated continuous temperature logging, audit-trail documentation, and electronic records that align with Good Distribution Practice (GDP) and 21 CFR Part 11 requirements. Validation packages ship on request for regulated cold-chain operators.
Standard pharma cold chain (+2°C to +8°C) handles refrigerated biologics, insulin, most vaccines, and pharma distribution — use a single-phase 20ft validated refrigerated container. Ultra-low (−80°C) is for mRNA vaccines, frozen biologics, and viral storage — use a 40ft SuperFreezer.
For mission-critical pharma cold chain — clinical trial materials, blood, plasma — a 40ft deep freezer with built-in generator and redundant cooling provides no-single-point-of-failure protection. Optional UPS systems and 24/7 alarm monitoring are available on all validated configurations.
Yes. Short-term refrigerated container rentals are common for clinical lab overflow and hospital cold-chain surge. A 20ft refrigerated unit handles standard clinical inventory; a single-phase 20ft rental fits retail pharmacy and small clinic sites without electrical upgrade.
Yes. IQ/OQ/PQ validation services, temperature mapping studies, and audit-trail documentation are available for validated cold-chain configurations. Documentation packages support supplier audits, regulatory reviews, and quality-system requirements. <!-- /FIGMA_BLOCK_13 --> _Run `python3 industry_page_clones/_apply_figma_text.py` to refresh from Figma XML._
