Kjølecontainere

Kjølecontainere, also known as reefer containers, are standardized shipping containers designed to transport temperature-sensitive goods. They are equipped with a refrigeration unit that can maintain a specific temperature range, typically from -25 degrees Celsius to +25 degrees Celsius, making them ideal for transporting perishable items like food, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals.

These containers are constructed from durable materials such as aluminum or steel and are insulated to maintain internal temperatures. The refrigeration unit can be powered by an external electricity source or by a generator, often attached to the container itself. This allows for continuous temperature control throughout the journey, whether by ship, train, or truck.

Kjølecontainere come in various standard sizes, most commonly 20-foot and 40-foot lengths, to fit existing logistics infrastructure. Their design ensures they are robust enough to withstand the harsh conditions of international shipping. The precise temperature control is crucial for preserving the quality and extending the shelf life of various commodities, preventing spoilage and loss. They play a vital role in global supply chains, enabling the transport of goods that would otherwise be impossible to move long distances.