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
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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, insulation, body volume, compartment zoning, pallet airflow, door operation, monitoring, route climate, cargo density, and chassis limits must be engineered as one system. Final chassis and operating configuration must be confirmed before ordering.

Heavy-Duty Refrigerated Truck technical configuration concept

What Is a Heavy-Duty Refrigerated Truck Used For

  1. Cold Store Transfer RoutesThe heavy refrigerated lorry moves palletized frozen or chilled inventory between production plants and distribution centers under defined loading, temperature, and monitoring procedures. Suitability depends on box internal dimensions (L×W×H) and site conditions.
  2. Supermarket Network ReplenishmentRetail logistics fleets consolidate high-volume temperature-sensitive goods for scheduled store deliveries, balancing body capacity with airflow clearance and door-opening recovery needs. The selected temperature range must match operating conditions and site access.
  3. Frozen Food DistributionThe large reefer body carries frozen products over regional routes where insulation integrity, appropriate refrigeration capacity, and disciplined loading help maintain the required transport environment. Suitability depends on box internal dimensions (L×W×H).
  4. Temperature-Controlled Contract HaulageSpecialist carriers assign the vehicle to compatible food or healthcare consignments using documented sanitation, calibration, monitoring, and product-segregation procedures defined for each contract. Suitability depends on temperature range and site conditions.

What buyers usually confirm first

How is refrigeration duty calculated for a large body?

Duty is calculated from body heat gain, air infiltration, cargo condition, ambient climate, route profile, and internal heat inputs. A supplier should verify the complete thermal case. Buyers should confirm task requirements, duty cycle, and site conditions before ordering.