JMC refrigerated truck

1. JMC refrigerated truck video

2  JMC refrigerated truck configuration

[Vehicle size] 5995*2230*3200

[Interior size] 4050*2060*2040

【 Axis distance 】3360mm

[Engine] JX4D30A6H

[Power/horsepower] 95KW/ 130hp

[Chassis configuration] Wheelbase: 3360 7.00R16LT 10PR tire chassis model JX1042TG26, power steering, air conditioning, multi-function steering wheel,

 central control lock, electric glass, ABS, steam brake.

【 Top configuration 】

Modification requirements: The car body is made of internal and external glass steel plate, the middle 8CM insulation board, 

the bottom aluminum pattern plate, the installation of domestic refrigeration unit, the right middle and front of the car body to open a single side door, 

aluminum alloy profile edge, stainless steel door frame, the rest of the standard production.

3.JMC refrigerated truck picture

4.Refrigerated truck use

1. Food industry

• Fresh produce:
  • Fruits and vegetables are highly perishable. Refrigerated trucks keep them at optimal temperatures (usually around 0 - 10°C depending on the type of produce) to slow down the ripening process, prevent spoilage, and maintain their freshness, texture, and nutritional value during transit from farms to markets, grocery stores, or food processing facilities.
  • For example, strawberries need to be transported at around 0 - 2°C to extend their shelf - life from a few days to over a week.
• Meat, poultry, and seafood:
  • These products are prone to bacterial growth. Refrigerated trucks maintain low temperatures (usually below 5°C for fresh meat and poultry, and even lower, around - 18°C for frozen varieties) to inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria like Salmonella and E. coli. Seafood often requires even more precise temperature control, with some delicate fish species being transported at just above freezing point to preserve their quality.
  • For instance, frozen chicken is typically shipped at - 18°C to keep it in a frozen state and prevent freezer burn.
• Dairy products:
  • Milk, cheese, and yogurt need to be kept cold to prevent spoilage and maintain their taste and texture. Refrigerated trucks ensure that dairy products are transported at temperatures between 2 - 6°C, which helps to extend their shelf - life and keep them safe for consumption.

2. Pharmaceutical industry

• Medications and vaccines:
  • Many pharmaceutical products are temperature - sensitive. Vaccines, in particular, require strict temperature control. For example, some common vaccines need to be stored and transported between 2 - 8°C. Refrigerated trucks are used to maintain these precise temperature ranges during distribution from manufacturing plants to hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies.
  • Biologics, which are complex drugs derived from living organisms, also often require cold chain transportation to preserve their efficacy and safety.

3. Floral industry

• Cut flowers:
  • Cut flowers are living organisms that continue to respire after being cut. Refrigerated trucks help to slow down their metabolic rate by maintaining a cool temperature (usually around 2 - 5°C), which extends their vase life. This allows flowers to be transported over long distances from flower farms to florists, ensuring that they arrive in good condition.

4. Chemical and industrial uses

• Temperature - sensitive chemicals:

  • Some chemicals can degrade, react, or become unstable at certain temperatures. Refrigerated trucks are used to transport these chemicals at a controlled temperature to prevent any unwanted chemical reactions or changes in their properties. For example, certain types of adhesives, resins, and photographic chemicals may require cool transportation conditions.