Refrigerated Truck

Refrigerated truck, also known as a reefer truck, is a type of freezer truck that is equipped with a refrigeration unit to transport temperature-sensitive goods such as perishable food products, pharmaceuticals, flowers, and other temperature-sensitive materials. The temperature control system inside the refrigerated truck can keep the cargo at a specific temperature range, usually between -20°C and 20°C, to preserve the quality and freshness of the goods during transportation.

Refrigerated trucks are designed to maintain the temperature of the cargo to prevent spoilage, premature aging, or other damage that the goods may suffer due to temperature changes

Refrigerated trucks are specialized vehicles designed for transporting temperature-sensitive goods at controlled temperatures. Here are four key uses of refrigerated trucks:

1. Food transportation: refrigerated trucks is transporting food items such as meat, dairy products, fruits, and vegetables. These perishable goods require specific temperature conditions to prevent spoilage and maintain their quality during transportation.

2. Pharmaceutical transport: refrigerated trucks is in the transport of pharmaceutical products such as vaccines, insulin, and other medications that require strict temperature control. These sensitive products can easily degrade if exposed to temperature fluctuations,

3. Floral delivery: Flowers and plants are also commonly transported using refrigerated trucks to preserve their freshness and extend their shelf life. Many florists and flower wholesalers rely on refrigerated trucks to deliver their products to customers without compromising the quality or aesthetic appeal of the flowers.

4. Biomedical transport: Refrigerated trucks are often used to transport biological samples, organs for transplant, and other medical supplies that require refrigeration to prevent contamination or degradation.