What we have written on the cold chain70 / 154
More articles from the Isotec guide hub: choosing containers, eutectic plates, measurement, regulation and notes from the field.

Compare stock, import handling, service and payment terms in writing for each offer. Separate channel responsibilities from your internal costs.
Read the article →
Origin alone does not show delivery or parts lead time. Compare options using equivalent quotations and confirmed supply details.
Read the article →
A photograph alone cannot establish wall construction, sealing or accessory fit. Match dimensions and test documents in the quotation.
Read the article →
A discontinued model does not by itself make existing equipment unusable. Request a written transition plan for parts, accessory fit and a mixed fleet.
Read the article →
With the reference's consent, verify similarity of product, route and operating conditions. If names cannot be shared, ask for anonymized use details.
Read the article →
Ask separately about product, import, sales and service roles. Match company and product documents to order, parts and service contacts.
Read the article →
A shelf and plate layout does not guarantee two independent temperature bands in one container. Assess suitability with a real-load route measurement.
Read the article →
Rack compatibility with a blast freezer depends on dimensions, airflow and approved use. Determine freezing time by trial.
Read the article →
Base dimensions alone do not establish fit. Verify loaded weight, contact area and stability on the actual route.
Read the article →
Do not run a train until couplings, load, turns and stopping are checked against equipment limits.
Read the article →
Choose from equipment fit, trip frequency, floor conditions and observed task time.
Read the article →
Aisle width is set by the area a container sweeps when turning, not by its width. On the TBX 725 (757 x 954 mm) the diagonal is 1218 mm.
Read the article →