Construction
- The container has a metal frame, with ISO standard corner fittings for lifting by machine or crane. Some containers are also equipped with forklift pockets – they can be used for moving empty containers.
- Walls and the roof are made of stainless steel sheet and filled with foam of 8 and 10cm thickness. The floor is insulated from below.
- The container has doors on one side, opening to the sides, with closures compliant with the ISO standard. It can be secured with a padlock at several points.
Equipment
- Aluminum grating on the floor.
- Walls and ceiling made of stainless steel.
- Factory drain holes in each corner allowing for the discharge of accumulated liquids.
- Modern and user-friendly refrigeration unit with the ability to control temperature every 0.5°C
- Possible installation of energy-saving LED lighting.
- Possible installation of a protective curtain.
- Optional purchase of a ramp for the container.
Application
Refrigerated containers, despite their name, operate across a wide temperature range and find many applications in various industries - wherever strict control of storage and transport conditions is needed. Their significant advantage is the absence of huge costs associated with constructing stationary refrigerators, as well as a minimum of formalities since the containers are not permanently connected to the ground. They are also accepted by health inspection authorities.
- Cosmetic Industry
- Pharmaceutical Industry
- Meat Industry
- Fish Industry
- Chemical Industry
- Food Industry
- Catering