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Why are the high-performance cold chambers from Art of Cryo called „Vaultz“?

Why are Art of Cryo's high-performance cold chambers called Vaultz?

A „vault“ in English means a strongroom or describes the ornate cellar vault of a castle or monastery. Thus, a room with a special atmosphere or for storing a treasure. Since the connotation of the word „chamber“ was not liked by the creators of Art of Cryo due to its use as a „broom cupboard“, „storage room“ or „worse“, and its application in the High-performance cold chambers To safeguard humanity's greatest treasures – its health, well-being, and energy – Art of Cryo decided to divide its high-performance cold chambers into three Vaultz lines.

Single Vaultz

The Single-room high-performance cold chambers consisting of the V1 with a room temperature of -75 °C and the V1 lux with a room temperature of -85 °C.

Vario Vaultz

The King's Class, High-performance cryo chambers with one or two ante-chambers, a process room at -110 °C.

Unical Vaults

The High-performance cold chamber According to your specifications. Special size, solution for the superyacht, for equestrian sports.

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