- Lightweight Design
Increases payload capacity and boosts overall fleet profitability.
- Third-Party Tested & A2LA Certified
Proven performance verified by independent testing under TTMA RP38 protocols.
- Precision Foamed Sidewalls
CNC-controlled single-shot foam delivers consistent insulation and thermal performance.
- Platen Press Foam Process
Ensures optimal panel flatness and long-term structural integrity.
- Zero-Wood, Engineered Materials
Eliminates rot risk, increases thermal efficiency and durability for longer service life.
- Bonded Sidewall Posts
Fewer rivets and leak points reduce heat transfer and create a cleaner exterior for graphics.
- Triple Wiper Door Seals
Maintains an airtight seal over time—no compression set, no performance loss.
- Industry-Leading Galvanized Protection
Extensive corrosion resistance protection for durability in demanding environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a reefer trailer? A reefer trailer (short for refrigerated trailer) is an insulated semi-trailer equipped with a refrigeration unit that maintains a controlled temperature during transport. It’s used to carry temperature-sensitive goods such as food, pharmaceuticals, and other perishable products.
How is a refrigerated trailer different from a dry van trailer? A refrigerated trailer actively controls temperature using a built-in cooling system, while a dry van trailer does not. Dry vans are used for non-perishable freight and simply protect cargo from weather and theft, whereas reefer trailers are insulated and designed to keep goods cold or frozen.
Which industries use refrigerated trailers? Refrigerated trailers are commonly used by:
- Food and beverage companies (produce, meat, dairy, frozen foods)
- Pharmaceutical and medical suppliers
- Floral and agricultural businesses
- Chemical manufacturers
- Retailers and grocery distributors