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Isolcell — Since 1958

Isocell Storage Division

Complete controlled atmosphere systems for fruit, vegetable and food storage — keeping produce fresh longer through precise O₂, CO₂ and ethylene management.

Highlights

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Key advantages

Core features

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Technical points

Product focus

Complete controlled atmosphere systems for fruit, vegetable and food storage — keeping produce fresh longer through precise O₂, CO₂ and ethylene management.

Overview

Complete controlled atmosphere systems for fruit, vegetable and food storage — keeping produce fresh longer through precise O₂, CO₂ and ethylene management.

Highlights

Isosoft analyzers
Multiplex Plus
DynaMiCO2 Eco
Amilon ethylene scrubber

Core features

  • Oв‚‚ and COв‚‚ monitoring down to 0.1% resolution
  • Automatic low-oxygen generation and regulation
  • Multi-cell centralized control from a single supervisor
  • Ethylene scrubbing to delay fruit ripening
  • Remote access and alarm management via Isosoft software
  • Proven in fruit, vegetable, wine and archive preservation

Product details

Controlled Atmosphere — How It Works

Controlled atmosphere (CA) storage extends shelf life by reducing oxygen levels inside sealed storage rooms to 1–3% (compared to 21% in normal air) while managing CO₂ concentration. At these low oxygen levels, the respiration rate of fruit and vegetables drops dramatically — slowing ripening, reducing weight loss, and preserving texture, colour and nutritional value for months rather than weeks.

Isolcell has specialised in CA technology since 1958 and is one of Europe's most established manufacturers of atmosphere monitoring and gas management systems for the fresh produce industry.

Controlled atmosphere storage system

Applications

Storage Division systems are installed worldwide in apple and pear cold stores, kiwi and berry facilities, wine cellars, pharmaceutical archives and artwork conservation vaults. Any environment where precise atmosphere control directly affects product value and shelf life is a candidate for Isocell technology.

  1. Apples, pears, kiwi — ultra-low O₂ (ULO) CA storage
  2. Berries and stone fruit — short-term CA with rapid gas flush
  3. Wine — inert gas preservation and barrel storage protection
  4. Archives and museums — oxygen reduction for document and artefact protection
  5. Pharmaceutical warehouses — atmosphere-controlled cold storage