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.
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Refrigerated Truck
Refrigerated trucks are made for transporting perishable goods that need to be kept in a climate-controlled environment. Cargo vans can have refrigerated units and insulation packages added in order to protect flowers for a florist, while larger box trucks are refrigerated to move produce deliveries. Other names for this body type include reefer truck, cold truck, freezer truck, and fridge truck.
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Long gone are the days of relying on salt and ice to keep your inventory cold. More effective and efficient methods are introduced every year in the form of refrigerated trucks and their upgraded features. But with so many options on the market, how do you know which work truck is best for you and your business?
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