Iranian company exports cutting-edge lab freezers to regional, African markets

A leading knowledge-based company in Iran exports its state-of-the-art lab freezers and refrigeration equipment to various countries in the region and Africa. 

In an interview with the Communications and Information Center of the Iranian Vice Presidency for Science, Technology, and Knowledge-Based Economy, Masoud Saram, CEO of Arminco, said that the Iran-Made exhibition has been instrumental in promoting their lab freezers. 

Saram highlighted the company’s extensive research in developing lab freezers capable of maintaining temperatures at -80°C and -50°C, a production line they have been expanding since 1998. 

He pointed out that lab freezers are crucial for maintaining precise temperatures in research centers and laboratories. 

These devices consist of a cooling mechanism and an effective insulator to prevent heat transfer, ensuring optimal performance. 

The CEO noted Arminco’s accomplishments in manufacturing ice makers, ovens, and various laboratory chambers. These innovations have not only fulfilled domestic demands but also eliminated the need for importing such goods. 

He emphasized that Arminco’s products meet international standards and are subject to stringent quality control. The company received ISO 9001:2008 and 13485:2003 certifications in 2009, attesting to the high quality of their products. 

Saram also mentioned that Arminco’s non-oil export initiatives have been fruitful, with their products now used in countries such as the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, Turkmenistan, and Nigeria.