Refrigerated Delivery Articles

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Refrigerated trucks come in various body lengths and wall materials with varying features. This diagram calls out some of the key features of a refrigerated truck including insulation and floor type. Other considerations include the refrigeration unit and fuel type. Liftgates and cargo control are invaluable for safety and productivity.

Purchasing a reefer truck requires considerations like: types of refrigeration, capacity, and distance traveling. Depending on your industry, your needs may vary drastically from a neighboring business. With temperature-sensitive materials and products on the line, it’s important to invest in the vehicle that’s perfect for the present business and future growth.

Double side doors, storage compartments, and floor hooks are all important features for transporting cheese in a refrigerated delivery van

A grocery store owner tells us about his refrigerated 2011 Isuzu NQR diesel truck. It’s a four-cylinder diesel truck with a small chassis that allows anyone with a Class C license to drive it. Given that the store has two locations, there are certain considerations for fuel efficiency and loading/unloading.