Aircast 28333 Cryo/Cuff IC Cooler

Description

Product Overview

The Aircast 28333 Cryo/Cuff IC Cooler is engineered to provide consistent, low‑temperature therapy for a wide range of scientific and medical applications. Constructed from high‑impact polymer housing and featuring a double‑wall insulated tube, the unit maintains ice water at sub‑zero temperatures for six to eight hours without the need for external power sources. The cooler includes a precision‑cut tube assembly, an ergonomic compression disk, and a set of clear, step‑by‑step usage instructions that simplify set‑up for both seasoned technicians and newcomers alike.

Designed with laboratory durability in mind, the cooler’s exterior resists scratches, chemical splashes, and accidental drops, ensuring a long service life even in high‑traffic environments. The internal chamber holds up to 2.5 L of water, allowing users to pre‑freeze the unit and achieve rapid cooling cycles. All components are sealed with food‑grade silicone gaskets to prevent leaks and maintain sterility, a critical factor for research facilities that require strict contamination control.

Dimensions of 13.46 × 12.99 × 12.8 inches and a weight of just 4.37 lb make the cooler portable enough for field studies while still offering the robustness needed for stationary lab benches. The model number 28333 is prominently displayed on the front panel, providing quick identification for inventory management and warranty registration.

Customer feedback highlights a 4.7‑star rating from 34 verified purchasers, praising the unit’s reliability, ease of use, and the noticeable reduction in post‑procedure swelling. This positive reception underscores the cooler’s suitability for both research protocols and clinical recovery programs.

Usage

In laboratory settings, the Aircast IC Cooler serves as a versatile tool for cryogenic experiments, tissue preservation, and temperature‑controlled reactions. Researchers can employ the cooler to maintain specimens at precise temperatures, reducing metabolic activity and extending sample viability during extended observation periods.

Sports medicine clinics and physiotherapy centers benefit from the cooler’s compression feature, which targets localized edema and inflammation after acute injuries or surgical interventions. The insulated tube delivers a steady flow of chilled fluid, while the compression disk applies gentle pressure to promote fluid drainage and pain relief.

Field technicians conducting on‑site medical triage or remote scientific sampling will appreciate the cooler’s self‑contained design. By pre‑freezing the unit, users can transport it to locations without reliable electricity, ensuring continuous therapeutic or preservation capabilities for up to eight hours.

Why Choose Us

Choosing the Aircast 28333 Cryo/Cuff IC Cooler means selecting a product backed by a reputation for quality and performance. Cryo/Cuff, the manufacturer, has a long history of delivering medical cooling solutions that meet rigorous industry standards, and this model continues that tradition with enhanced insulation and user‑friendly design.

Every unit undergoes a comprehensive quality assurance process, including leak testing, temperature stability verification, and durability assessments. This ensures that each cooler arrives ready to perform without the need for additional calibration or modification, saving time and reducing operational costs for busy laboratories and clinics.

Beyond the hardware, Aircast provides responsive customer support and a clear warranty policy. Should any component require replacement or adjustment, the support team offers prompt assistance, detailed troubleshooting guides, and access to genuine spare parts, reinforcing confidence in long‑term ownership.

Key Features

• Extended cooling duration of up to eight hours for uninterrupted cryotherapy sessions.
• Insulated tube assembly retains temperature while preventing condensation and leaks.
• Durable, impact‑resistant housing suitable for both lab benches and field use.
• Integrated compression disk reduces edema and post‑surgical pain with gentle pressure.
• Comprehensive after‑sales support, warranty coverage, and easy access to replacement parts.

FAQ

How long does the cooler maintain sub‑zero temperatures?

The unit is designed to keep ice water at therapeutic temperatures for six to eight hours, depending on ambient conditions and the initial temperature of the ice load. This duration is sufficient for most laboratory protocols and clinical treatment sessions without requiring a power source.

Can the cooler be used for both cryotherapy and sample preservation?

Yes. The insulated chamber provides a stable, low‑temperature environment that is ideal for preserving biological specimens, as well as delivering therapeutic cooling for patients. The dual‑purpose design makes it a valuable asset for research labs that also support clinical collaborations.

What maintenance is required to keep the cooler operating optimally?

Routine cleaning with mild detergent and thorough rinsing after each use helps prevent residue buildup. Inspect the silicone gaskets for wear and replace them if any cracks appear. Periodic checks of the compression disk for alignment ensure consistent pressure application.

Is the cooler compatible with standard medical ice packs?

The cooler’s internal chamber can accommodate standard 2‑liter ice packs as well as custom‑filled ice water. Users should ensure the pack fits comfortably without restricting the flow of chilled fluid through the tube assembly.

What is the warranty period for this product?

Aircast offers a one‑year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects and material failures. The warranty includes free technical support and the provision of replacement components if needed during the coverage period.