
The Class Three carbon-freezing chamber preserves tibanna, cargo, biological specimens, and living subjects in carbonite.
General Information
| Model | Class Three |
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| Category | Miscellaneous Technology |
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| Classification | Industrial System |
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| Status | Active |
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| Introduced | 1000 BIA |
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| Manufacturers | Figg & Associates (F&A) — Manufacturer |
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| Operators | Ministry of Commerce (MoC) — Primary |
Specifications
Additional
System Type
Industrial carbonite freezing chamber
Dimensions
Circular 8 m chamber; 4 m central freezing platform
Power Source
Industrial grid connection with cryogenic and emergency reserves
Operation
Applies and flash-freezes molten carbonite around suspended material
Construction
Heat-resistant chamber surrounding a sealed platform, reservoir, and cryogenic conduits
Systems and Components
Carbonite reservoir; freezing platform; cryocoolers; pressure controls; medical monitors
Limitations
Incorrect biological calibration may cause death or hibernation sickness
Primary Role
Preservation and secure transport of tibanna, cargo, specimens, and captives
Description
The chamber suspends its load, applies molten carbonite, and flash-freezes the surrounding shell. Industrial controls regulate temperature, pressure, carbonite flow, and release; living subjects require medical monitoring and precise calibration.