SITRAK G5-M SCS5100XRQEQ6 T1200 Refrigerated Truck Export to French Polynesia
How does this Refrigerated Truck configuration support a comparable order for French Polynesia?
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Heavy-Duty Refrigerated Truck
- Box Internal Dimensions (L×W×H)
- 7.6–12.0 × 2.4–2.5 × 2.4–2.7 m
- Temperature Range
- -25°C to +25°C
- Insulation Material & Thickness
- High-density PU foam, 100–120 mm
- Box Construction
- FRP sandwich panel; steel/stainless options
- Refrigeration Unit
- Thermo King / Carrier / equivalent
- Floor Material
- Checkered aluminum; steel/stainless optional
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the Heavy-Duty Refrigerated Truck
The KEEYAK Heavy-Duty Refrigerated Truck is a large rigid vehicle with an insulated cargo body and powered refrigeration equipment. The refrigeration system removes operational heat gain. The product range includes box internal dimensions (L×W×H) (7.6–12.0 × 2.4–2.5 × 2.4–2.7 m) and temperature range (-25°C to +25°C), depending on configuration.
It is intended for food producers, cold stores, supermarket networks, and specialist carriers. Refrigeration duty and insulation must suit the route climate. Body volume and compartment zoning must accommodate the cargo density, with pallet airflow and door operation included in the thermal assessment. The completed system also needs monitoring and a check against chassis limits.
Applications for Heavy-Duty Refrigerated Truck
Cold Store Transfer Routes
The heavy refrigerated lorry moves palletized frozen or chilled inventory between production plants and distribution centers under defined loading, temperature, and monitoring procedures.
Supermarket Network Replenishment
Retail logistics fleets consolidate high-volume temperature-sensitive goods for scheduled store deliveries, balancing body capacity with airflow clearance and door-opening recovery needs.
Frozen Food Distribution
The large reefer body carries frozen products over regional routes where insulation integrity, appropriate refrigeration capacity, and disciplined loading help maintain the required transport environment.
Temperature-Controlled Contract Haulage
Specialist carriers assign the vehicle to compatible food or healthcare consignments using documented sanitation, calibration, monitoring, and product-segregation procedures defined for each contract.
Before you order
What cargo and temperature range suit the Heavy-Duty Refrigerated Truck?
The reference temperature range for this heavy-duty refrigerated configuration is -25°C to +25°C for cold-store transfers and long-distance chilled or frozen distribution. Meat, seafood, dairy, produce and frozen foods each need an agreed temperature and loading plan. Pharmaceutical shipments require additional temperature mapping, monitoring and handling arrangements; a stated temperature range alone does not establish cargo qualification.
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