Fiocchetti Scientific’s Medical devices

Blood, blood related products and mother’s milk are just as precious for life as difficult to supply.

Preventing their unwanted loss due to an incorrect storage temperature or to the use of non -professional refrigerators, those not equipped with safety features or data recording facilities, is a priority for healthcare professionals, as well as for manufacturers. International norms have since long acknowledged this need, listing the cooling equipment built for this purpose in a dedicated category.

Fiocchetti, among the first manufacturers in Italy, obtained its CE certificate for medical devices back in 2009

The ability to maintain this certification requires extensive organizational and productive efforts. On the other hand, hard work is balanced by the certainty of offering top reliable blood banks refrigerators and plasma freezers, in a large variety of volumes, never compromising on the quality of their components.

Blood banks and plasma freezer refrigerators dedicated to the storage of blood

Blood banks and plasma freezer refrigerators dedicated to the storage of blood related products to be reintroduced in the human body are rated as Medical Devices in class IIA. These devices are manufactured by Fiocchetti according to 93/92/EEC directive, in transition to MDR 2017/745; they are regularly notified and registered with the Italian MOH.

Our dedicated ranges Emoteca (blood banks refrigerators, also available with reciprocating cooling unit “Twin”, or as combined unit “2T", Plasma-Freezer, Plasma-Superartic, Plasma-Vision, Plasma-Vision 2T, Plasma-Labor 2T and Plasma-Superartic 2T are therefore the perfect choice for transfusion centers, hospitals, and healthcare facilities at any level.

These models have obtained a CE product certificate issued by a notified body, and they are manufactured according to quality management ISO 13485.

Finally, they are registered in the National registry of Italian Ministry of Health, according to the Ministerial Order dated 20th February 2007.