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Refrigerated shipping containers, or reefers, for cold storage and temperature-controlled transport. These are working refrigeration units rather than insulated boxes: they hold a set temperature, they run on 3-phase power, and they are what you need when the load is food, pharmaceuticals, flowers or chemicals that will not survive ambient conditions.
Stock includes dual temperature reefers with two independently controlled zones, so one end can run frozen while the other runs chilled, and dual-end units carrying a chiller at each end for redundancy on cold chain you cannot afford to lose. Interiors are stainless steel with anti-slip or aluminium T-floors for drainage and airflow. If you only need to slow temperature swing and prevent condensation rather than actively cool, ask us about insulated containers instead.
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Built to pull heat out fast rather than merely hold it: -40°F to 70°F, with a butcher door, walk in curtains and a flat floor. 22,000lbs of fish reaches a 0°F core in approximately 44 hours.
Two independent cooling zones in one 20ft box, each adjustable from -25C to +25C. Run frozen at one end and chilled at the other instead of hiring two separate reefers.
A 20ft reefer with a chiller at each end. Run one as a backup for cold chain you cannot afford to lose, or partition the box and hold two temperatures at once.
A one-trip 20ft reefer holding anywhere from 75 down to -20 degrees Fahrenheit. It ships with a 460-volt cable and ISO CEE plug, and needs a grounded supply with breakers rated to at least 30 amps.
Extra headroom on the same footprint. This 40ft high cube reefer container holds -25°C to +25°C behind stainless steel lining and an aluminum T-floor, and works as a shipping unit or a static cold room.
A 40-foot reefer with a factory-fitted refrigeration unit: the coldest running temperatures and the lowest humidity of any container we carry. Keeps food, chemicals, paper and electronics clear of heat, mold and condensation.
One 40-foot reefer with a factory-installed refrigeration unit: 39ft 5in of insulated interior and a 57,759 lbs payload. The coldest, driest storage you can buy in a shipping container.
Two matched 40-foot reefers on a single order: the same 39ft 5in interior, the same 57,759 lbs payload, the same door heights. Run one chilled and one frozen, or keep the second as cover if a compressor fails.
A US-built 20ft military reefer shell supplied with a brand new replacement unit in the crate at 16.5 hours. The bolted-on unit has a couple of wires disconnected, and it is sold on exactly that basis.
An insulated box with a cooling motor on one end. Better insulation means the compressor runs less and costs less to run, and internal load bars can double what you fit on the floor in pallets.
A 40ft reefer running Daikin refrigeration, one of the three makes you actually want to see on the end of a container. Sized for a full pallet run and built for bulk food storage and transport.
Compact cold storage that fits a restaurant yard or a florist’s back lot: 10ft long, 8ft wide, 10ft tall, holding roughly -25°C to +25°C behind stainless lining. Used, inspected and tested before dispatch.