Reliable, High Performance Laboratory Equipment for All Space Considerations

WOOD DALE, IL – PHC Corporation of North America (PHCNA) manufactures and supplies PHCbi brand equipment throughout the North American and Latin American markets. For over half a century, our life science equipment has been instrumental in various applications. Our high-performance, flexible, and reliable products are designed and manufactured with meticulous attention to detail. As a result, our products have attained an international reputation for their dependability.

Our Japanese philosophy of Kaizen, continuous improvement, informs our every effort to develop industry-leading product innovations As our portfolio grows, so too does the number of ENERGY STAR® Certified PHCbi brand products. We also offer a selection of ISO cleanroom classified equipment.

PHCbi brand products include biomedical, pharmaceutical, and laboratory refrigerators, freezers, and combo units, ultra-low and cryogenic freezers, CO₂ and multigas incubators, and more. Our product offerings include a wide selection of sizes, from large-capacity to compact units. No matter how large or small a facility, we believe in the impact our customers have and aim to make reliable, energy efficient equipment accessible to all space requirements. Our extensive range of cold storage equipment, including the new PHCbi brand award-winning ultra-low freezer and new compact VIP® ECO chest freezers (MDF-DC202VH-PA | MDF-DC102VH-PA), is purposefully designed to meet the temperature ranges, uniformity demands, and size considerations necessary in numerous industries.

PHCbi brand products have you covered with equipment you can count on to deliver reliable performance that fits your space and application needs while also helping you meet sustainability goals for years to come. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your laboratory equipment as part of an end-of-year spend down or making budget allocations for the new year, PHCbi brand products have you covered. For over 50 years, our products have helped minimize uncertainty so scientists can focus on their invaluable work.