Trailer with Freezer: How to Choose the Best for Your Needs

Refrigerated Trailers

A refrigerated trailer, also known as a reefer, is designed to maintain a set temperature, regardless of external conditions. They are a key component in the food and pharmaceutical transportation industries.

Freezer Trailer For Sale

The difference between a refrigerated trailer and a freezer trailer is mainly the temperature range they can maintain.

Freezer trailers, as the name implies, can achieve much lower temperatures, making them ideal for transporting frozen goods.

Chart: Temperature Ranges of Different Trailers

* Refrigerated Trailers: 35°F – 40°F

* Freezer Trailers: -10°F – +20°F

What to Look for in Small Refrigerated Trailers

1. Temperature Control: Precision in maintaining a stable temperature.

2. Size: Ensure the trailer suits your needs and transportation capabilities.

3. Insulation: Advanced insulation systems to reduce energy consumption. (Four inch walls)

4. Durability: Construction quality to withstand regular use. (Pallet duty floor)

Mobile Walk-in Cooler Features

A mobile walk-in cooler offers the ability to walk inside, inspect, and arrange goods. Essential features include:

* Interior Lighting

* Shelves and Racking

* Anti-Slip Flooring

* Security Locks

How much is it to rent a refrigerated trailer?

Renting a refrigerated trailer can range from $200 to $500 per day, depending on the size and features.

Refrigeration Units

The heart of any refrigerated trailer is its refrigeration unit. Look for units with high efficiency, low noise, and easy maintenance.

Benefits Of Our Trailers

*High Efficiency**: Cooler Trailers are designed to maintain temperatures with minimal energy consumption.

*Durability**: Built to last with high-quality materials.

*Flexibility**: Adaptable to varying needs with adjustable shelves and temperature ranges.

Are refrigerated trailers insulated?

Yes, refrigerated trailers are insulated to ensure consistent temperatures inside. The quality of insulation can vary, but Cooler Trailers uses polyurethane four inch walls, state-of-the-art materials for maximum efficiency.

Temperature Range

Different goods require different temperature ranges. While a standard small refrigerated trailer maintains 35° F, our compact units provide a freezer trailer that can go as low as -10° F.

Frozen Or Refrigerated Product

When it comes to transporting perishables, understanding the specific temperature requirements of your goods is paramount.

Not every product requires the deep cold of a freezer; some simply need to be kept cool in a refrigerated environment.

For instance, while ice cream and frozen meats demand lower temperatures to prevent thawing, fresh fruits and dairy products might just need a cool environment to maintain freshness.

Knowing the difference and having a trailer that offers the flexibility of both can save you energy costs and ensure the integrity of your products.

Small Refrigerated Truck Alternative

Many businesses initially consider investing in a refrigerated truck, especially if their operations are predominantly local.

However, a small refrigerated trailer can be a more versatile and economical option. Not only does it provide the flexibility of being attached or detached from a vehicle, but it also ensures that you’re not putting wear and tear on a refrigerated truck for non-cooling tasks.

Moreover, with the right trailer, you can achieve the same refrigeration capabilities at a fraction of the cost, making it a sensible choice for businesses looking for both efficiency and value.

How do refrigerated trailers work?

Refrigerated trailers use refrigeration units to circulate cold air inside the trailer. They pull heat from inside the trailer and release it outside, thus maintaining the desired temperature.

What are refrigerated trailers called?

They are commonly referred to as reefer trailers or ‘reefers’ in the transportation industry.

How cold can a cooler trailer get?

Cooler Trailers’ freezer models can go as low as -20°C, ensuring your frozen goods remain intact.

How do you make a trailer walk in cooler?

1. We start with an insulated truck body separate from the truck chassis. That way the floor is completely sealed and allows colder box temperatures. Also a pallet duty floor, stainless steel door frame and epdm door seals, to keep the cold air inside.

2. Then when install our all electric 115-volt refrigeration unit that will freeze or cool with digital temp controller built in.

3. Finally we add to our CAD drawn aluminum bumper pull trailer.

By choosing Cooler Trailers, you get all these features and more, tailored to your specific needs.

Cooler Trailers: A Solid Back- Up Plan

In an unpredictable world, businesses must always be prepared for unforeseen challenges. Cooler Trailers serve as a robust backup plan for a myriad of scenarios.

Whether faced with power outages, unexpected surges in demand, or temporary storage needs during events, these trailers guarantee that your perishables remain in optimal condition.

Rather than risking product spoilage or investing in short-term expensive storage solutions, having a Cooler Trailer on standby ensures continuity in operations, safeguards your inventory, and can provide a lifeline during logistical challenges.

With Cooler Trailers, you’re not just investing in a transportation solution but a reliable contingency plan.

In conclusion, when it comes to refrigerated trailers, Cooler Trailers offers the best in terms of quality, efficiency, and versatility.

Whether you need to transport pharmaceuticals, perishable foods, or require additional cold storage, Cooler Trailers has the solution for you.